1+ week, 3+ day ago (267+ words) On Saturday, November 22nd , join members of the Bangor police department, eastern area Agency of aging, and Shaw's supermarket for the annual pet food drive at Shaw's; 353 Main Street. Between 9:00 A.M. And 12:00 P.M.According to the release sent out by Public Information Officer Sergeant Jeremy Brock, Bangor Police Department, the fundraiser will be at Shaw's accepting donations that will be Distributed by eastern area agency of aging's furry friend food bank. The pet food collected Will be distributed to local residents in need, and can make the difference between feeding their Pet or feeding themselves.Bangor police will be there to help collect donations and carry some bags of food. The food bank Can accept pet food, cash, and checks if you decide to donate. On Saturday, November 22nd , join members of the Bangor police department, eastern area Agency of aging, and Shaw's supermarket…...

1+ week, 3+ day ago (393+ words) BANGOR --For the past three weeks, Bangor's only dedicated toy store, Out on a Whimsey Toys, has been in the process of moving to a larger location. "We really feel like Bangor needs, and can support, a toy store," said manager Bryant Hall. "We really try to run the gamut." A Bangor toy store, filled with something for everyone, currently has a mop and bucket, as well as a broom and dustpan, on display. However, this is only temporary for Hall and his store. "A lot of work to come, but we really wanted to get open for the community," said Hall. After a few years at49 Main Street in downtown Bangor, the store is moving approximately ten feet to 43 Main Street. "Overall, it's been pretty good," said Hall. "Things have gone pretty smoothly, I would say." The reason for the…...

1+ week, 22+ hour ago (186+ words) BANGOR -- For many, pets are more than just a dog to play catch with or a cat to keep the mice away. Three local organizations came together to ensure that everyone can'support themselves, and their furry friends.' This Saturday, the Bangor police department partnered'with the Eastern Area Agency on Aging (EAAA), which runs the Furry Friend Food Bank, to support'older members of the community who struggle to feed'their pets. Members of the police department and the EAAA stood outside of Shaws in Bangor collecting donations.' The effort began in 2013 when the'EAAA delivered meals to support elders living at home but found that there was more to be done.' "There was this kind of issue with them, do I feed myself, do I feed my pet, if I don't feed my pet, I'm gonna lose them. And often times, their pets…...

3+ hour, 57+ min ago (203+ words) KITTERY -- A Harrison man is facing multiple charges following a high-speed chase with troopers from Maine and New Hampshire early Sunday morning." According to Maine State Police, they received a call from the New Hampshire State Police shortly after midnight, requesting assistance with a high-speed pursuit." Police say they were trying to stop a Dodge Ram pickup truck due to speeding and erratic driving." Officials identified the driver as 44-year-old Matthew Olsen, of Harrison. They say he refused to stop for a local police department in New Hampshire, and during a chase with police, he allegedly rammed a New Hampshire State Police cruiser." Maine State Police took over the pursuit when Olsen crossed onto the Maine Turnpike. Police say the chase continued northbound until Olsen drove over a curb at the Kennebunk Rest Area, damaging his tires before getting back…...

3+ week, 1+ day ago (146+ words) AUBURN -- The Bangor Christian Patriots are the 8-Person state champions after defeating Wisdom 3-0 on Saturday. Patriots' Mary Allen was responsible for all three of her team's goals in this matchup, ... AUBURN -- The Bangor Christian Patriots are the 8-Person state champions after defeating Wisdom 3-0 on Saturday. Patriots' Mary Allen was responsible for all three of her team's goals in this matchup, and was the driving force behind a 3-0 victory that will send a new banner to Bangor Christian. - Bangor man in custody after allegedly assaulting McDonald's employee with knife - Man Shot In Neck at New York State University, Campus on Lockdown - Massive Fight Breaks Out at Bass Pro Shops in Texas, on Video - Governor Janet Mills says members of Congress should forfeit paychecks amid government shutdown - Bangor nonprofits uncertain about winter warming shelter plans after city funding falls through...

4+ week, 1+ day ago (138+ words) BANGOR -- Friday was Halloween, and Maple Street in Bangor was packed with hundreds of trick-or-treaters. Families clad in costume lined the streets to celebrate the special day, stopping at dozens of ... BANGOR -- Friday was Halloween, and Maple Street in Bangor was packed with hundreds of trick-or-treaters. Families clad in costume lined the streets to celebrate the special day, stopping at dozens of fully decorated homes to grab some treats. Maple Street is always a beloved destination for trick-or-treaters, and the rain didn't stop most families from enjoying the holiday. - Long-shot socialist Mamdani in touching distance of becoming NY mayor - Authorities investigating incident at a Hannaford in Waterville - Community rallies around young Ellsworth girl battling cancer - Pittsfield man in jail after four car collision - Dexter man indicted on charges of infant abuse...

5+ day, 17+ hour ago (102+ words) BANGOR --Some Bangor residents had unpleasant surprise when they woke up Sunday morning. They found a man they didn't know sleeping on their couch and he refused to leave. Bangor police were called to a residence on State Street where they found 50-year-old Jose Harvey of Milford. Police say he could not offer a logical reason why he was in the apartment. The tenant later found that while doors were locked, their bathroom window had been opened and all of their Christmas presents had been unwrapped near where Harvey was found. Harvey is being charged with aggravated criminal trespass....

2+ week, 5+ day ago (170+ words) Folks flocked to Bangor and Brewer to join the community in honoring those who fought for our country. Bangor's Veterans' Day parade allowed those in attendance to show appreciation for our veteran's and future servicemen. Led by a police escort, the parade featured local veterans, ROTC students from neighboring schools, and various veteran-based organizations. "I think it's an important thing for the kids for everybody to learn about the sacrifice that everybody gave to promote freedom," said Army veteran Bill Riley. The parade began this morning in brewer and ended in downtown Bangor. People filled the streets in anticipation of the event, either propped up in lawn chairs, bundled in a blanket, or waving the American flag. Everyone in attendance shared the same goal: to celebrate those who served. "True Americans and fly the flag as much as you can....

1+ week, 1+ day ago (172+ words) BANGOR --Bangor's board of ethics will soon hold a public hearing for an ethics investigation into alleged violations by one of its council members." BANGOR -- Bangor's board of ethics will soon hold a public hearing for an ethics investigation into alleged violations by one of its council members. According to the city of Bangor's administrative and communications manager, David Warren, the board will hold a meeting on December 3rd at 5:30 pm in the council chambers at City Hall. Warren says the meeting is to discuss the alleged ethics violations by City Councilor Joseph Leonard. - One person hospitalized and police investigating following incident in Bangor - Bangor man arrested after police respond to woman yelling for help - CMP issues statement following Maine PUC decision on rate hike - Augusta man indicted for assault on three women - Downeast community rallies behind beloved elementary teacher recovering…...

2+ week, 3+ day ago (188+ words) BANGOR --Bangor police are investigating a suspected act of criminal mischief at a'downtown Bangor business.' According to the Bangor Police Department, they received a report of a large plate glass window that had been damaged at 115 main street around 11 a.m. on Monday.' The building is the home of the Stage Door Bar, operated by the Penobscot Theatre Company. The theatre company confirmed they filed the report.' Just last month, another downtown business also experienced window damage, raising concerns from local business owners.' "I mean it really caught everybody by surprise it happened I think right around 11, I didn't even hear anything or see anything, all of a sudden there's a hole in the window, it's like really crazy," said Jeff Robinson, Owner of Top Shelf Coins and Comics. "For the most part it's pretty safe but you want to be aware…...