Bangor

Volunteers will be providing free labor to elderly residents or physically incapable residents by offering to help with the duties of spring cleaning, such as raking the lawn, taking items to the dump, fixing repairs that occurred during the winter or helping with smaller construction projects.

It is suspected that there are more people out there that need to seek treatment due to handling the bat with bare hands and are at risk of exposure to rabies.

We might've had better luck if we went out last week. Thankfully, public works crews have been out, taking care of the swiss cheese roads.

Let's face it, no matter what your plans might be, if you're an adult over 21 years of age, it's likely going to be a touch and go day for you.

Another bobcat seen in Maine. This time it was Glenburn and the kitty literally came knocking.

Clean out your closet then head over to the free clothing swap at Healing Hearts in Brewer this Sunday where you bring in clean, wearable clothes to swap with other clothes brought in by other swappers.

With topics like The Science of Aging, The Science of Soda Making, Earth, Space and the Universe, and A History of Quirky Inventions from Maine, just to name a few, there's bound to be something to peak the interest of any curious person, regardless of age.

With all of the songs about warm weather places out there, why not a song about a cold-weather place? Namely, Bangor!

Here's what the MaineDOT has put up on the Maine.gov website. Let's just say every major road in Bangor (Broadway, Hogan, Stillwater, Union Street, Main Street, Hammond Street, Ohio and I-95) are listed below. It's better if it's not a surprise, right?

The Grand Opening for the newest Bangor Mall resident happened this past Saturday, March 9th for Changing Seasons Gift Shop.