Jules Walkup is a freelance journalist based in Maine, with a focus on local news in the Bangor area. They have written for the Bangor Daily News, as well as other publications such as Our Community Now and WGME CBS13. Jules covers a range of topics, including housing issues, environmental concerns, and community events.
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On days with heavy rain, teachers at the 49-year-old Boothbay Region Elementary School must shield their classrooms from the leaks in the roof.
The Rockland City Council unanimously authorized the city manager to establish a housing working group and hire a housing consultant at its Wednesday meeting as its next step in addressing the housing crisis.
It’s a particular challenge for employers, whose workers may not have cars but also can’t afford to live on the pricey midcoast.
Some Brunswick-area residents are continuing to demand more accountability from the organization that runs the local airport after toxic firefighting
When signs do help candidates, it tends to be in smaller, more local races that are lower on the ballot.
Rockland is getting ready to complete much-needed repairs on the lighthouse that has stood for more than a century at the end of the mile-long breakwater that protects the city's harbor.
The Rockland event will feature live readings, story slam style, in between showings of films inspired by “The Phantom of the Opera.”
A former midcoast builder must pay $385,000 in restitution for defrauding 57 of his clients, but he won't serve any prison time for the theft, according to a sentencing handed down in Rockland on Thursday.
While nearly every Maine community struggles with housing shortages right now, the midcoast has been hit especially hard
There are plenty of antique stores along the midcoast corridor that boast sundry treasures, including many that aren’t nautical or beachy at all.
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