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Bangor police get a kick out of man’s ‘Cops Suck’ tattoo

The Bangor Police Department posted a Facebook photo Monday of the man holding out his fists with letters tattooed on his knuckles next to a smiling officer. The photo now has more than 3,700 likes. The Bangor Police Department has received attention for using humor in its social media presence. The department noted that the […]

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Bangor police say 12-year-old took bus on a joy ride

Bangor police say John St. Germain and his girlfriend saw the bus being driven by someone who appeared to be too young to have a license. They began following the bus and called police. They say that when the bus stopped at an intersection, St. Germain got out of his car and onto the bus, […]

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H.S. Baseball: Kemble, Bangor shut out Lewiston

Kemble allowed a one-out, infield single in the bottom of the first inning on a slow roller to shortstop Kyle Stevenson, whose high throw to first likely wouldn’t have beaten Evan Cox to the bag. Kemble recovered and retired the next 10 batters in a dominant outing. “My fastball worked pretty well, and my curveball […]

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Michael D. Wise

1956 – 2016 KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Michael D. Wise, 60, of Kissimmee, Fla., passed away Monday, March 21, at Osceola Regional Medical Center in Kissimmee, Fla., surrounded by his immediate family. He was born in Bangor on March 20, 1956, raised in Lewiston and graduated from Lewiston High School. Mike spent many years working at […]

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Tammera C. Nowajewski

1958 – 2016 TOPSHAM — Tammera C. (Reynolds) Nowajewski, 57, of Topsham and formerly of Houston, Texas, died unexpectedly on Saturday, March 19, at her home. She was born in Bangor on Aug. 31, 1958, a daughter of George A. Reynolds of Topsham and the late Donna J. (Meyette) Reynolds. Tammera worked in Houston, Texas, […]

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H.S. Hockey: Matt Caron of Scarborough wins Travis Roy Award

LEWISTON — A year ago, Scarborough’s Matt Caron broke his collarbone in the first game of the season. He recovered in time to help lead the Red Storm to its first Class A boys’ hockey state championship. On Sunday, Caron added to the firsts, beating out three other finalists to win the Travis Roy Award. […]