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Thousands turn out for Brewer-Bangor parade
Galen Cole and fellow World War II veterans march across the Joshua Chamberlain Bridge during the annual Brewer-Bangor Fourth of July parade.
Bangor/Brewer Parade Pays Tribute to Veterans
Veterans were the stars of the show at the Fourth Of July parade in Brewer and Bangor.
"Bush Legacy Bus" Comes To Brewer
Democrats welcomed the Bush Legacy bus to Brewer Thursday. It was set up at the Eastern Maine Leadership Council Solidarity Center.
Brewer: Labor council head berates Bush's policy
Jack McKay, president of the Eastern Maine Labor Council, wants to see President Bush in black-and-white stripes and standing behind bars.
Camden police arrest suspect in Pearl Street burglary
CAMDEN : An offer from a dog handler to have a scent-specific-trained yellow Labrador search the area where a man entered a woman's home on Pearl Street last week resulted in the arrest of a suspect Saturday ...
Mexican arrested in Brewer for re-entry
A Mexican national appeared Monday in U.S. District Court on charges of re-entry after deportation.
Brewer-based military police unit comes home
Rob Vivarelli of Bangor hugs his wife Audrey as the two were reunited on Thursday, June 26, 2008, following his deployment in Iraq with 169th military police.
Brewer council to consider methadone clinic moratorium
The city of Brewer will become the latest Maine municipality to take up the methadone torch next month when councilors discuss and vote on a 180-day moratorium on the controversial clinics.
Do you agree with the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Washington, D.C.'s ban on handguns?
In a historic decision concerning the Second Amendment, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the ban on handguns in Washington, D.C., is unconstitutional reaffirming the right of individuals to "keep and ...
Maine Troops Return From Iraq Deployment
About three dozen troops from the Maine National Guard's 169th Military Police Company were reunited with their families Thursday.
Milo: Lawn rods, hot rods show off
When Larry Levensalor of Dexter rode his riding lawn mower to the competition area of the Penquis Cruizers' annual Cruize-In on Sunday to enter the rap contest, the crowd erupted in laughter.
Brewer: Man files ADA complaint against Pepino's
By Eric Russell Tuesday, June 17, 2008 - Bangor Daily News BREWER, Maine - Mike Noyes said he's not looking for trouble, just access like everyone else.
Brewer: Celebration marks end of slavery
Local business leaders, politicians and the public gathered Thursday at the Underground Railroad statue to celebrate the holiday of Juneteenth, the memorial for the official end of slavery in America.
Bangor eyes switching to natural gas
City officials are close to signing a three-year contract with a local company to run natural gas service lines to City Hall and four other municipal buildings, a switch that could save the city $100,000 ...
Bangor: Joshua Chamberlain Bridge closed until June 19
The Joshua Chamberlain Bridge connecting Bangor and Brewer will be closed to all traffic until 5 a.m. Thursday, June 19, for repairs, according to the Maine Department of Transportation.
Locals promoted in National Guard
AUGUSTA : Maj. Gen. John W. Libby, the Adjutant General, Maine National Guard, announced the promotions to the grade and rank specified for the following Maine Army National Guard soldiers: Pvt.
Auditor Awaits Financial Details From Humane Society
The audit of the Boothbay Region Humane Society is coming, accountant Fred Brewer said this week of the long overdue financial report.
Man Pleads Guilty To Threating NAACP
Kendrick Sawyer, 75, of Brewer, pleaded guilty Tuesday to threatening to kill members of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
Bangor: Museum wants 1,000 veterans for parade
The red-white-and-blue stickers passed out on Memorial Day to veterans with walking sticks proclaimed the owners to be "One in a Thousand," but marchers in the Bangor parade didn't quite make it to that total - ...