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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If given final approval next week, the mural at Kenduskeag Pump Station would be the sixth one Bangor Beautiful has brought to the city.
Crews installed and strung thousands of lights around this year's holiday tree in West Market Square on Tuesday morning.
Eric Glidden had been interim city manager since 2023 when longtime City Manager Stephen Bost went on medical leave.
Each of the 320-square-foot homes has one bedroom, a full bathroom, a small patio and a parking space in front.
Bangor International Airport has broken multiple monthly passenger records over the past year, and is rebounding faster than it expected from the pandemic.
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Bangor city councilors unanimously decided to give Cara Pelletier another year as chair after serving her first year in the position in 2024.
Downtown Bangor Partnership will be the financial manager for next year's Pride festival in Bangor.
A daily light and music show is the newest feature coming to the Bangor holiday tree.
Here are four places that will have their doors open and kitchens humming for the holiday.
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