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Much of Bangor Mall still closed for safety violations amid delayed sale
The mall’s three anchor stores — Dick’s Sporting Goods, JCPenney and Furniture Mattresses & More — are not affected by the closure, which remains in effect as city officials work with the owner to address health and safety violations. Already a Subscriber? Log in. Get Instant...
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This Maine mountain has a 100-year-old tower and a view that inspired a famous poem
Camden Hills State Park spreads across about 5,500 acres in Midcoast Maine, just north of Camden, and Mount Battie is its crown. The summit rises nearly 800 feet, and from there the wooded slopes drop straight to Penobscot Bay. You can see the harbor, a scatter of islands, and on a clear day, Cadillac Mountain far off in Acadia.
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Morning Brief: Nurses Strike Averted, Brewery Closing, Thanksgiving Shortages, Chick-fil-A Expansion
A late-night agreement averted a planned nurses strike at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, while Connecticut food organizations warned of Thanksgiving shortages and a longtime Plymouth brewery prepared to close its facility. Elsewhere in New England, Chick-fil-A announced three additional Maine locations, and crowds in Bangor and Brewer gathered to...
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Bangor Humane Society documentary premieres at Black Bear Cinemas
ORNO, Maine (WABI) - Black Bear Cinemas held a red carpet premiere Thursday night for a documentary about the Bangor Humane Society. Everyone was invited, including some four-legged guests. About the film. “Humane: Inside Bangor Humane Society” follows the work being done at the shelter. Director and producer Keith...
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Bangor’s bus system to add transit director, CDL training center
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Changes are coming to Bangor’s bus system, from its storage garage to City Hall. The Community Connector, which has served Bangor and surrounding communities since the 1970s, recently received more than $9.8 million from the Federal Transit Administration, MaineDOT and the City of Bangor and its stakeholders.