Kathleen O'Brien is a Staff Editor with a focus on local news, specifically in Bangor, Maine. She writes for BDN (Bangor Daily News) and NJ Spotlight News, covering a range of topics including local government, community events, housing, and healthcare. Her work has also been featured on WGME CBS13 and Medical Xpress.
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Twenty Bangor High School students are among the more than 100 volunteers working the polls at Bangor's Cross Insurance Center on Tuesday.
Orono voters elected Andrea Hardison to serve on the Orono Town Council for a single year.
Morin gathered 3,644 votes while Kimball received 2,861, according to unofficial results Wednesday morning.
Voters on Tuesday picked newcomer Erika Largay and incumbent Kevin Forrest for three-year terms.
Bangor voters reelected Sara Luciano and Benjamin Sprague to three-year terms on the school committee in Tuesday’s election.
Incumbent Susan Hawes gathered 9,200 votes while newcomers Michael Beck and Wayne Mallar earned 7,109 and 6,027 votes, respectively.
By: Kathleen O Brien
The Bangor Health Equity Alliance halted its syringe distribution program due to “unexpected circumstances,” it announced in a Facebook post on Tuesday.
By: Kathleen O'Brien
The village would have three neighborhoods, each with 20 tiny homes.
Pelletier will lead a Bangor City Council that includes two newcomers, Michael Beck and Wayne Mallar.
Roughly 70 people recently were living in tents, vehicles and rudimentary shelters behind Hope House Health and Living Center.
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