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Former Maine football player Ori Jean-Charles competes on Survivor 51
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Former Maine football player Ori Jean-Charles finished 14th in Survivor 51. Jean-Charles talked about his experience on the show. “Survivor is a team sport for a long time, and it’s hard to balance. Even when you merge, you have to find people you trust to build alliances, to vote with you, to get to the end. But at the same time, every time you’re doing that, you always got to keep yourself in the forefront and be like, ‘what’s the best move for me?’” said Jean-Charles.
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This Bangor, Maine Thrift Store Is Packed With Designer Finds And Upscale Furniture
A Coach bag and a Prada bag could share shelf space with a handsome cabinet here. That combo alone makes me want to grab my keys. I love the thought of a designer purse and a statement piece of furniture living under one roof. The shop is a consignment boutique, not a donation center. Every item belonged to someone who earns a share when it sells.
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Men's basketball picks up first victory of the season on Thursday night
Men's basketball picks up first victory of the season on Thursday night. Fairfield, Conn. – The University of Maine men's basketball program defeated Sacred Heart as part of the America East-Metro Challenge on Thursday night, 74-72. Recap: The Black Bears jumped out in front, led by six points from...
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Professional bull riding tour returning to Bangor in 2027
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Professional bull riding is returning to the Queen City next spring. The Professional Bull Riders Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour will take over the Cross Insurance Center for a three-day run from March 19 through March 21. Multi-day ticket packages for the event are available now through...
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Local pastor elected to Bangor City Council
Terry Dinkins became the pastor of the Mansion Church 13 years ago and for the past six years, he's turned his church into a warming shelter for the unhoused during Maine's colder months. Right before COVID-19 shutdowns, he installed a shower inside the church. Now, it's used by over ten people a night.