WLBZ - Sat Nov 07
The Maine Center for Disease Control says a young adult in Penobscot County is the second person to die in Maine from the H1N1 Influenza.
Young Maine man dies of H1N1Sun Journal - Fri Nov 06
A Penobscot County young adult is the second death linked to H1N1 influenza in Maine, and the first since August, according to a press release issued by the Maine CDC in the Department of Health and Human Services.
'Lincoln News' Building Consumed by FireEditor & Publisher - Fri Nov 06
LINCOLN, Maine The building that housed the Lincoln News, the paper in the Penobscot County community, has been destroyed by fire.
Medway businessman awaiting trial placed under house arrestBangor Daily News - Thu Nov 05
Medway businessman James B. Lee has been placed under house arrest for violating bail while awaiting trial for manslaughter.
Judge rejects plea in homeless man's slayingBangor Daily News - Thu Nov 05
A Superior Court judge on Thursday rejected a plea agreement in the slaying of a homeless man 18 months ago.
Marriage form updated for gender neutrality :Bangor Daily News - Thu Nov 05
Patricia Peard and Jesse Connolly of the No on 1 campaign stand at the podium during a press conference on the steps of Portland City Hall on the morning of Wednesday, Nov.
Millinocket Election Results Are InMagic City Morning Star - Tue Nov 03
The results for today's election are in, and Millinocket had a 59% turnout. Of the 3,599 registered voters, 2,119 voted in today's election, including more than 375 absentee ballots.
Family rejects sentence in son's deathBangor Daily News - Tue Nov 03
A Hampden man Tuesday told a Superior Court judge that sending the Newburgh man he believed caused his 17-year-old son's death to jail for six months was not enough.
Man found not guilty of trying to kill wifeBangor Daily News - Tue Nov 03
Jurors late Monday afternoon found an Eddington man not guilty of trying to kill his estranged wife and her boyfriend 16 months ago.
Southwest Harbor man pleads guilty aBangor Daily News - Mon Nov 02
A Southwest Harbor man who was convicted five years ago of stealing more than $40,000 from a convenience store in his hometown added another conviction to his criminal record on Thursday.
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