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Grant to fund new service at BIA
October 27, 2010Bangor International Airport is receiving $500,000 in federal aid to help it expand service to new cities.
Bangor hires new city manager
October 19, 2010Orono Town Manager Catherine Conlow will become the new city manager of Bangor, after city councilors Monday approved her employment contract.
EPA orders UMaine to restore wetlands
October 13, 2010Federal environmental regulators have ordered the University of Maine to restore wetlands the school disrupted during campus construction over the last 25 years.
UMaine tidal power research wins $1M grant
October 7, 2010The University of Maine's Tidal Power Initiative has won a $1 million grant from the U.S.
Feds could scrap Air National Guard refueling program
October 7, 2010The Maine Air National Guard's 101st Air Refueling Wing in Bangor has been providing in-air refueling service to cargo planes, fighter jets and more since 2003.
Orono Public Library receives LEED certification
October 7, 2010The Orono Public Library, designed by Bangor firm WBRC Architects-Engineers, has earned a LEED gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
Study: Market strong for Old Town biz park
September 30, 2010The city of Old Town's proposal to build a new business park is moving forward following positive news from a market feasibility study.
Gov hopeful Hammer loses lawsuit
September 29, 2010A Penobscot County Superior Court judge has ruled against gubernatorial hopeful Alex Hammer, who sued the Maine Secretary of State's Office in order to get his name on the November ballot.
Company's specialized fleet technology spurs growth
September 23, 2010A small family company based in Hermon that develops maintenance technology for vehicles and heavy equipment has netted work from some big-name companies as it looks to expand its presence.
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