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A new psychiatric residency program at Acadia Hospital aims to help address Maine's shortage of psychiatrists.
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The new regulations have been the subject of debate for years and will limit the number of short-term rentals in Bangor to 1% of the city's housing stock.
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Residents of a homeless encampment in Bangor along with advocacy groups have been critical of a city plan to remove some individuals from the tent community.
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It's not clear exactly how many people will be asked to leave the site, and outreach workers said Thursday that there's confusion about who specifically will be removed.
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Bangor Police are looking for a man who robbed a Circle K Sunday night, tried to abduct a clerk, then stole a vehicle.
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The Cross Insurance Center in Bangor has installed new weapons-screening technology at its entrances that relies on artificial intelligence.
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The debate in Bangor could preview bigger challenges ahead as some state lawmakers seek to implement similar measures for all Mainers.
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New research commissioned by the Maine Affordable Housing Coalition suggests the Bangor region will need to add an average of 300 homes or rental units each year, and it will take millions of dollars annually to subsidize development projects.
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The goal is to minimize interactions between law enforcement and those experiencing mental health challenges and to free up more time for city police, Bangor officials say.
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Bangor officials see the ordinances as additional tools that the city could use to expand and diversify local housing stock.