Bangor City Hall

The steel beams and elevator shaft went in this past January, and this month, it was revealed that the walls are finally up, and there's an end in site to this massive overhaul.

New steel beams have been put into place, a new elevator site has been created and new walls and framing have been put together, completely changing the look inside the hold historic building.

Your best bet; wear insect repellent and take care of any standing water where bugs could breed.

The City’s Interim Director of Engineering Jefferson Davis says the project is progressing nicely.

It's a spot where I've seen the Bangor High School Cross-country teams go to practice, I have often wondered what, if anything would be done with that land?

You know the old saying, right? If you don't treat her right, someone else will. Well, the same principle applies to Paul.

David Little, City Of Bangor Finance Director, says the new project will cost almost a $9 Million dollar price tag.

The City of Bangor has decided to take a proactive approach in attracting folks to apply for these jobs, in an attempt to staff these important positions.

The project has been going on for 3 years, and experienced some hiccups along the way, that prevented it from being finished on time.