DAMARISCOTTA – The Central Lincoln County YMCA is preparing for its 20th annual holiday bazaar. The sale will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 18 and 19. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes… Read More
A Bangor man wanted in connection with an assault on his live-in girlfriend Sunday night was located after police traced a phone call he made to his home from a Holden gas station. Brewer police arrested Bruce E. Bennett, 19, on behalf of Bangor authorities… Read More
BANGOR – At least 10 employees of Osram Sylvania will be told later this week or early next week that they may lose their jobs. On Monday, plant manager Tom Hackett said he had to inform the company’s 144 employees that the company was evaluating… Read More
LUBEC – McGovern Ambulance Service says it is working to resolve a cash-flow problem that delayed last week’s employee paychecks, but that doesn’t change the fact that the company can no longer afford to serve Lubec, manager Ham Robbins said Monday. Robbins informed Lubec officials… Read More
BAR HARBOR – The College of the Atlantic’s board has announced the election of four new trustees. They are Mabel Hobart Cabot of Cambridge, Mass., David and Valle Gooch of Falmouth, and Daniel Pierce of Dedham, Mass. Longtime trustee Susan Storey Lyman of Charleston, S.C.,… Read More
On Nov. 8, a Boston Globe editorial read, “If Ralph Nader had not been in the race, Al Gore would today be preparing for the presidency.” It might also have read, “If Bill Clinton had not so disappointed us with his personal behavior…” or “If the vice president… Read More
BANGOR – Laurie J. Karam often arrived at the YWCA in the dim light of early dawn, before the staff arrived to unlock the doors at 5 a.m. The 47-year-old businesswoman was an avid early-morning lap swimmer and a longtime member of the workout room. Read More
DEXTER – Viola Hewes has lived in the Dexter area for most of her life and has voted in every election, so when the 85-year-old woman wasn’t contacted this year by the U.S. Census 2000, she became puzzled. “It’s just as if I didn’t exist,”… Read More
CALAIS – Police in Connecticut arrested a Calais man who fled Maine after a Washington County grand jury indicted him for aggravated assault in a case involving his 4-month-old son. Acting on a tip, police in Middlefield, Conn., arrested Peter Magoon, 32, at about 10… Read More
VERONA – The Verona Women’s Club will host its annual Christmas Craft Fair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 18, at the Verona Town Hall. The fair will include a noon luncheon and bake sale. Read More
I am concerned regarding the reporting of the election results on Nov. 7. I approach every election as a serious responsibility. I pay attention to how each candidate stands on each issue. As such, I have thought for years that no media coverage (including exit-poll… Read More
BANGOR – City Councilor John M. Rohman was elected Monday to serve as the city’s next mayor. Rohman is the 54-year-old president and chief executive officer at WBRC Architects. He took office after a unanimous City Council vote and took the gavel from outgoing Mayor… Read More
Members of three Indian tribes met Saturday evening in the Penobscot Nation’s tribal council chambers, which are located in the nation’s community building on Indian Island. Read More
ORONO – A panel of adults considering ways to use a $50 million fund for technology in Maine’s schools heard from some expert witnesses Monday: four kids from Ellsworth and Old Town. Each came down squarely on the side of greater access, and each downplayed… Read More
In recent years, the concept of nonpoint-source pollution has come to the forefront of the public dialogue on water quality. This phenomenon describes pollution that results from sources that are difficult to identify. Our complex water system, which includes precipitation, soil saturation, percolation of excess… Read More
CALAIS – The Downeast Resource Conservation and the Development Vacationland Resource Committee will sponsor a town meeting for the arts. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, at Calais High School.The meeting will include discussion of the arts in Washington County. Read More
George W. Bush kept saying during his campaign that he trusts the American people. If so, why not agree to let the people of Palm Beach revote? I guess when push comes to shove, he really doesn’t mean what he said. It has been reported that a large… Read More
SKOWHEGAN – A local conservation group is calling on the state to protect 10,000 acres near Bald Mountain Pond and is putting pressure on the landowner to negotiate a sale or conservation easement. The Friends of Bald Mountain Pond sent a petition with 133 signatures… Read More
BANGOR – A health insurance forum for small businesses will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the Richard E. Dyke Center for Family Business at Husson College. A panel of health insurance providers will discuss the options available to the… Read More
The federal government Monday announced that wild Atlantic salmon in eight Maine rivers will be listed as an endangered species, a decision that set off a storm of protest from state and industry officials, but was praised by environmental groups. Gov. Angus King, who was… Read More
Dear Jim: With gas, electricity and oil costs skyrocketing, I want to use a lower-cost renewable heat source for my home. Does installing a small wood-pellet heater make sense? I saw bags of pellets at a home center. – Al J. Dear Al: A wood-pellet… Read More
CALAIS – The Schoodic chapter of the Maine Audubon Society will host a presentation on rabies, Lyme disease, the West Nile virus and hantavirus. Guest speaker Dr. Jim Goltz will begin the presentation at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 21, at the Sunrise Apartments recreation room. Read More
To borrow a theme from Peanuts: Happiness is learning that Sally Landry won the legislative seat in House District 141. Having known this marvelous woman for more than a half-century, I can assure all who voted for her that those votes were well cast. You’ll have an honest,… Read More
Hunting for something different to do with the family? Want to check out a new area and, perhaps, return with something of real value to you and to others? We suggest you participate in the benefit Chinese auction for the family of John and Karen… Read More
Following are petitions for bankruptcy filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Bangor: Jason McPhail, fish processor, and Alayna McPhail, homemaker, two dependents, Searsport; assets, $57,209; debts, $46,831. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner =… Read More
Steve Brooks, a Maine State Chapter board member of the National Wild Turkey Federation, was identified incorrectly in a sports story in Saturday’s paper. — googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var… Read More
Following all the foibles of the Clinton administration, the time is ripe for a satiric White House-based comedy. It’s too bad that “DAG,” premiering at 9:30 tonight on NBC, isn’t that sitcom. “DAG,” still in the midst of being retooled as it premieres, wastes two… Read More
ROCKLAND – An 18-year-old woman testified Monday in Knox County Superior Court that she was sexually abused for years in her Tenants Harbor home by her father and mother. The trial, which began Monday, involved a lengthy meeting in the judge’s chambers, after which charges… Read More
Thank you voters of House District 135 for your support in the Nov. 7 election. District 135 includes the communities of Alexander, Baileyville, Baring, Calais, Princeton and Robbinston. Good communications are important to me to best represent you in Augusta. I appreciate hearing from people and I want… Read More
PORTLAND – The Robert Michael is casting its net these days for a different kind of catch – information. Fishermen and scientists are working together aboard the trawler in the first phase of a federally funded research project in New England. They’re trying to find… Read More
BREWER – A program on workplace issues in a changing economy will be aired via satellite from 10:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, at Jeff’s Catering and Banquet in Brewer. The program, titled “The Brave New Workplace: Strategies to Excel in a World… Read More
PORTLAND – The result of the chaotic race for the White House isn’t expected to affect the work of a committee examining the crisis in Israel and the Palestinian territories, according to former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, the panel’s chairman. President Clinton named the… Read More
ORONO – Man-to-man defense requires intensity and focus. While the University of Maine women’s basketball team didn’t have its “A” defensive game Monday night, it still found a way to win. The Black Bears slowed down the National Women’s Basketball League all-stars with a 1-2-2… Read More
ROCKLAND – Opponents of a proposed $14 million expansion of the Samoset Resort claim a tax break application the city approved for the project failed to meet state law. Clifford Goodall, an Augusta lawyer representing opponents of the expansion, hand-delivered a letter Monday to Commissioner… Read More
Many newspapers in the United States, including The New York Times and The Washington Post, want to disenfranchise 22,000 Florida citizens in the name of “stability.” They represent corporations and other monied interests for whom democracy is an abstract concept. For the demonstrators in Palm… Read More
GREENVILLE – A commission studying the equity in the distribution of gas tax revenues was urged Monday not to pit the improvement of Maine’s roadways against recreational improvements. Only a few people attended an afternoon hearing conducted at Greenville High School by the Commission to… Read More
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – When Mark Constance decided he wanted to come home to New Hampshire, he drove around the Seacoast area searching for a home to replace the $360,000 one he now owns in Los Angeles. He kept driving. “I thought if I was to… Read More
NORTH ANSON – State fire investigators have charged a 12-year old boy with starting a fire last Thursday in the lobby of the North Anson post office. The boy was taken to the Northern Maine Juvenile Detention Center at Charleston, according to Stewart Jacobs of… Read More
BELFAST – Jim Roberts, local history buff, will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, at the Belfast Free Library. The event will take place on the third floor where the special collections are housed. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
On the list of issues more painful for doctors than hammering their own thumbs is the prescribing of narcotic pain medications. Doctors are increasingly caught between the rock of law enforcement efforts to stamp out illegal narcotic pill use and the hard reality that many patients need more… Read More
PORTLAND – Christopher Thompson and his brother may draw onlookers when they fight on the street with swords and shields, but they’re among hundreds of people around the world who are trying to re-create Europe’s lost military traditions. Thompson decided to learn the fighting techniques… Read More
BANGOR – Pan American Airlines will begin offering jet service from Bangor International Airport to Lehigh Valley International Airport in Allentown, Pa., starting Jan. 8. But on the same date Pan Am will discontinue flying from BIA to Pittsburgh. In Allentown, travelers will be able… Read More
PITTSFIELD – The Maine Department of Transportation’s policy to use only salt and liquid calcium chloride on Interstate 95 this winter in lieu of sand could affect the town’s water quality, according to Town Manager D. Dwight Dogherty. The manager said Monday he will recommend… Read More
BELFAST – Jim Roberts, local history buff, will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, at the Belfast Free Library. The event will take place on the third floor where the special collections are housed. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
With their lawyers busy fighting over the ballot count in Florida, can George Bush and Al Gore agree that the part of the election system that should be examined first is not the Electoral College but the ballots themselves and the procedures used to safeguard them? They should. Read More
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. – The leader of a fundamentalist sect was indicted on murder charges Monday, along with his wife, in the death of their infant son, who authorities believe died of starvation. A third member of the sect was charged as an accessory. The… Read More
BANGOR – The Glenburn couple who created a line of Electoral College merchandise will appear on “Today” this morning. Recent heated discussions about the importance and relevance of the Electoral College as a method to choose the president has sparked national interest in the selection… Read More
SKOWHEGAN – Skowhegan Fire Chief Tom Keene admitted Monday morning, “I don’t know if I’ve ever been that scared at a fire scene.” Keene referred to the emotions he felt when earlier in the day, one of his firefighters fell two stories inside a burning… Read More
LINCOLNVILLE – Dec. 18 looms large with two key issues that face the town. That’s the date of a special town meeting at which residents will be asked to vote on at least two questions determining the fate of the old school and on at… Read More
Despite the mounting anxiety, confusion and anger, the closeness of the presidential election should teach Americans one fundamental lesson about democracy: Every vote counts. Or, in certain Florida counties, every other vote. . googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes… Read More
AUGUSTA – License suspensions and restitution are among the ways to address an unprecedented number of bomb threats in Maine schools, a legislative panel said in a report released Monday. The six-member committee also wants all schools in the state to adopt policies to deal… Read More
WOODLAND – A Woodland man has been charged with escape after he fled Monday morning from an Aroostook County sheriff’s deputy who was trying to arrest him for a probation violation. In addition to the charge of escape, which is a felony, Jonathan Moir, 22,… Read More
PITTSFIELD – The Pittsfield Planning Board Monday night unanimously approved the expansion of two local businesses, Gordon Construction and A.J. Fabrication. Lawrence Morton of A.J. Fabrication explained that he had recently sold his property to Cianbro’s fabrication shop and he wished to relocate his business… Read More
ROCKPORT – The Rockport Public Library will wind up its fall marine lecture series this week. A talk at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, will consider the artistic vision of famed yacht designer L. Francis Herreshoff. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
The Indians of Maine have always retained their sovereign rights. With the Land Claims Settlement in 1980, Maine tribes gave up some of their rights, for example, the right to the exclusive control of gaming on tribal territory (state police patrol at bingo games on Indian Island). Read More
BANGOR – Maine Democratic Party officials issued an alert Monday that bogus fund-raising calls had been made in the name of the Maine Democratic Party, beginning Friday in the Greater Portland area. Gwethalyn Phillips, chairwoman of the Maine Democratic Party, said, “There are no fund-raising… Read More
VAN BUREN – Despite the opposition of some SAD 24 parents, the school board has agreed to use grant money to put laptops in the hands of local teachers. With a petition carrying a reported 165 signatures, parents last week told the school board to… Read More
PITTSFIELD – The Pittsfield Garden Club will meet at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 18, at the home economics room of Warsaw Middle School. This is the annual “greens” workshop to make decorations of natural materials for the Pittsfield Public Library and for private homes. New… Read More
Eugene Ionesco, the “Theatre of the Absurd” playwright, could not have written a better play if he tried. If things stand at the present time, Al Gore will have won the popular vote of the country, but lost the election in Electoral College numbers (and the election). Read More
BREWER – Since voters rejected last Tuesday a referendum question aimed at financing pressing school building improvements, school officials have been working to come up with alternative funding plans. In a particularly close referendum, residents voted 2,396 to 2,376 against a request to increase the… Read More
Portland schools alone received 17 bomb threats last academic year, a legislative study committee was told. Statistics on those incidents: Total average cost per re-sponse: $120 googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE -Former Maine Attorney General James Tierney, who was scheduled to speak tonight as a part of the University Distinguished Lecture Series at the University of Maine at Presque Isle, won’t be able to make his appearance. Tierney was called to Florida last week… Read More
ELLSWORTH – A state legislator from Brooklin has found his win in the Nov. 7 election stretched to a more-than-500-vote margin now that returns from three island communities have been included. Rep. Paul Volenik, a Democrat who represents District 129, appeared in early returns to… Read More
ROCKLAND – The public is invited to visit the Farnsworth Homestead in Rockland for a holiday open house in December. The house, which dates from the 1850s, was built for the family of Rockland businessman William A. Farnsworth. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
ORONO – Town councilors Monday night voted unanimously to renew a downtown restaurant’s liquor license even though its owners were fined by a state agency in the 1999 death of a New Hampshire man. No comments were made during a public hearing held before the… Read More
AUGUSTA – Opponents of the gay rights question on last week’s ballot said Monday that Maine voters sent a loud and clear message of where they stand on the long-debated issue. Even though unofficial figures show only a 2 percentage point margin of victory, it… Read More
HOULTON – The third annual Great American Smokescream will be held 9:30-11:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, at the Houlton Recreation Department. The Smokescream is sponsored by STOP, or Southern Aroostook Tobacco-Free Outreach Project, and allows children and community members to come together to scream out… Read More
WINSLOW – After watching Belfast slap 14 points on them in the space of three minutes and tie the game, the members of Winslow’s football team had a bad case of dTja vu. After all, it was almost a year ago to the day that… Read More
ORONO – Preseason exhibition games present college basketball teams with an endless number of possibilities. Sometimes, a club team shows up with a solid, veteran roster that can provide a good test for the university team that issued the invitation. Sometimes it arrives without some… Read More
THETFORD, Vt. – Mt. Blue of Farmington’s Erin Archard finished seventh overall in the girls race and Jeff Alden of Caribou was 12th on the boys side in the 2000 New England High School Cross Country Championships Saturday at Thetford Academy. Archard, the Maine state… Read More
ORONO-The gap between the powerhouse University of New Hampshire women’s hockey team and the upstart University of Maine has closed dramatically. But the Wildcats showed the Bears Sunday that they still have a little ways to go. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
LOCAL At St. Joseph’s College, Standish Run For The Health Of It 1. T.J. Hesler 16:09, 2. Matt Olson 17:22, 3. Mark Steege 17:49, 4. Roland Thibault 18:02, 5. Russel Boisvert 18:21, 6. Rose Prest-Morrison 19:26, 7. Chase Pray 20:11, 8. Francis Canillas 20:31, 9. Read More
COLLEGE At UMass-Dartmouth NCAA Northeast Regional Championship Boston College women 47, Yale 56, Brown 87, Providence 95, Columbia 143, Boston University 144, Cornell 204, Dartmouth 257, Massachusetts 299, Harvard 339, New Hampshire 367, Vermont 371, Rhode Island 420, Connecticut 460, Buffalo 482, St. John’s 531,… Read More
NWBL ELITE at MAINE Time, site: Monday, 7:30 p.m.; Alfond Arena, Orono googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i = 0; i < slot_sizes.length; i++) { if (isMobileDevice()) { if (slot_sizes[i][0]… Read More
WATERVILLE – Pat Conley passed for 250 yards and a touchdown while Danny Noyes caught nine passes for 141 yards and ran for 80 yards on 13 carries Saturday to lead Colby College to a 34-7 football victory over instate rival Bowdoin College of Brunswick at Seaverns Field. Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – Rachel Larlee scored a game-high 25 points and grabbed 13 rebounds Sunday as the University of Maine-Presque Isle won the championship in the Star City Shootout by posting a 91-20 women’s basketball victory over Atlantic Union of South Lancaster, Mass. In Sunday’s… Read More
ORONO – Despite committing five turnovers, three inside the 20-yard line, against James Madison a week earlier, the members of the University of Maine offensive unit remained confident in their ability to put points on the scoreboard. The Black Bears’ resolve was rewarded Saturday afternoon. Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – Humans may visit Earth’s closest planetary neighbor – Mars – just 10 or 15 years from now, a scientist told an audience this weekend at the University of Maine at Presque Isle. “Mars will be the first planet to be visited,” said… Read More
BANGOR – The next meeting of Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder will be held 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14 in the Penobscot Conference Room of Acadia Hospital. Parenting children with ADHD will be discussed. Effective discipline methods will be taught and explored. Those… Read More
BANGOR – Bernard Coro of Medway loved to work on cars. Thomas Moody of Guilford was an award-winning artist. Paul Sudsbury of Corinna had a passion for sports. Before they were killed in Vietnam, Maine soldiers were like boys everywhere, the president of the local… Read More
BLUE HILL – In an overorganized world, Neighborcare is a nonorganization that seeks to give aid and comfort to anyone in the Blue Hill Peninsula area and beyond who needs it. The purpose of the self-described “joyful band of volunteers” is to serve the “ill,… Read More
BANGOR – Pat Caggiano, R.N., will address the Tuesday Forum on the topic of “Optimal Living Through Lifestyle Choices” from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14 at Geaghan’s Restaurant. Caggiano obtained her nursing degree from Kettering College of Medical Arts in Ohio. She then… Read More
MADISON – Bob Christen, a Vietnam veteran who lost his left leg in a friendly fire accident, cannot recall the last time the town’s Veterans Day observance drew a good crowd. Every year, it seems, maybe a dozen veterans and their relatives attend a somber… Read More
ORLAND – A small group of residents gathered Saturday morning at Bicentennial Park to bury four time capsules, the final event of the town’s yearlong bicentennial celebration. Among those attending the ceremony were several local youngsters, including Ginny Marston, 10, a 10th-generation descendant of Samuel… Read More
BREWER – Jane Skelton, attorney-at-law from the firm of Rudman & Winchell, will present a talk titled “Trusts and Estate Planning,” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the Brewer Public Library. Skelton specializes in elder law and will discuss wills, power of attorney, advance health care directive… Read More
INDIAN ISLAND – Governors of three of the state’s Indian tribes, who were found in contempt of court last week for not turning over documents relating to water regulation to three paper companies, will be at the Androscoggin County Courthouse at 9 a.m. today. They will not be… Read More
CAMDEN – Selectmen from neighboring Camden and Rockport will meet Tuesday to discuss how they can cooperate in providing services for residents. The towns have much in common. They are both affluent, both have large populations of retirees, both have harbors favored by recreational boaters,… Read More
BANGOR – A Hudson woman was charged with assault and refusing to submit to arrest late Saturday after police were called to the Bangor Civic Center during the Speedway 95 awards banquet. Kerri Thayer, 32, was taken to Penobscot County Jail after she turned on… Read More
PORTLAND – Low-income Mainers who receive government subsidized heating assistance aren’t necessarily getting the best deal for fuel they buy, says a Portland agency that monitors prices. Energy Data Corp. says the Massachusetts fuel assistance program forces oil dealers to sell below retail rates, which… Read More
CAMDEN – Claiming that MBNA New England’s donations to the Camden Teen Center have come with strings attached, a teen center board member has resigned in protest. But MBNA officials and others involved in the center say the perception that the company is making demands… Read More
BANGOR – A wayward owl that became trapped inside the Shop ‘n Save on Union Street late Saturday afternoon is back where it belongs. “I took him out in the woods and let him go,” said Mahlon Wood, owner of a pest removal company in… Read More
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The immediate solution to the “who won the election” dilemma seems reasonably simple. The state of Florida should be forced to reconduct its presidential election with a properly formatted ballot. The major news networks should be forced to pay a share of the cost of this. Perhaps a… Read More
HERMON – Hermon High School will host the first evening of parent-teacher conferences 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14. Teachers will be in their classrooms during this time so that parents may discuss their children’s progress. Conferences are expected to last no more than five minutes,… Read More
AUGUSTA – In the end, Maine’s presidential election wasn’t so close after all. Relatively speaking, Democrat Al Gore cruised to victory over Republican George W. Bush even as Green Party nominee Ralph Nader took a sizable chunk of votes. But at the same time, incumbent… Read More
Talking about music is kind of like dancing about architecture, according to music man John Cooper. But despite the limitations of the spoken word, this teacher, director, composer and performer’s feeling about music is ever present. “My career has never been a job, it’s been… Read More
I know that people in Florida read the Bangor Daily News, so this letter is for them. You people are living within an illegitimate government and you don’t know it. Any government that would allow a voting ballot such as the example that was printed in the Nov. Read More
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BANGOR – Myra Cyr waited for 23 long years to lay her daughter to rest. Jane Hincks waited 41/2. Over the weekend, both mothers, surrounded by family and close friends, did what they needed to do for their daughters. Jennie Hicks, who was 23 years… Read More
ORONO – Against a phalanx of television screens, the cast of Phoenix Productions’ “Godspell” gave a rollicking, thoroughly modern interpretation of this 30-year-old musical Friday night at the Maine Center for the Arts. Gone were the face-painted cast members and chain-link fence backgrounds of past… Read More