Downtown Bangor

According to Sgt. Jason McAmbley, Public Information Officer for the Bangor Police Department, it all started when the man ran through a stop sign Sunday morning.

Management shared that some major improvements have been made to the building, possibly to help sweeten the pot for anyone who might be interested in putting something new in there.

Gallagher, who also owns Bangin’ Whoopie, is currently working to clear the debris and come up with a plan to reopen.

It will be strange not to see its uniquely decorated windows when driving along the main drag in Bangor.

Northeast Historic Film put together a video of "Maine's Television Time Machine" Downtown Bangor, in December 1959, and it is really a wonder to behold.

Shop local this Friday, in the heart of Downtown Bangor! This year, holiday shoppers can avoid the lines, stress, and the hunting for parking spots that come with the typical retail places on the Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving. Instead, why not sleep in and join the party in Downtown Bangor for "Plaid Friday" and small business Saturday shopping alternatives...

A celebration of Indigenous people through art is set to take place in Downtown Bangor at the end of this month.

Tuesday morning marked the arrival of the holiday tree to Westmarket Square.

There's also a plan, at a later date, to see off "pieces of infrastructure" like shelves, tables and even the sink for cash.

Instead of reopening their large downtown storefront, The Vigues have opted to downsize a bit, and let someone else be in charge of the venue.