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Alex Cole, of Bangor, breaks through the ice on Long Lake, drilling holes for his ice fishing traps during the Long Lake Derby, Jan. 29, 2022. (Sawyer Loftus | BDN)
Alex Cole, of Bangor, breaks through the ice on Long Lake, drilling holes for his ice fishing traps during the Long Lake Derby, Jan. 29, 2022. (Sawyer Loftus | BDN)
Maine ice fishing derbies are being canceled because the ice isn’t safe
January 30, 2023
Most of Maine barely has any snow to enjoy the outdoors — and adding insult to injury is the limited amount of safe ice on many of the state’s lakes and ponds forcing the cancellation of local ice fishing derbies.
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2 days ago
Maine ice fishing derbies are being canceled because the ice isn’t safe
Most of Maine barely has any snow to enjoy the outdoors — and adding insult to injury is the limited amount of safe ice on many of the state’s lakes and ponds forcing the cancellation of local ice fishing derbies.
2 days ago
Mitchell Center to host talk on utilizing interdisciplinary thinking outside of academia
The Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions at the University of Maine will host a talk, “Interdisciplinary Thinking Outside of the Academy: Lessons from Program Evaluation,” at 3 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 6.
2 days ago
An emergency medical services crisis across Maine
The specter of someone calling 911 and no one being available to respond to their emergency, is unfortunately a very real possibility in the near future, especially in many rural areas of Maine.
2 days ago
Bangor chamber honors area business and community leaders
The Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce returned to the Cross Insurance Center on Friday night, after a three-year absence due to the pandemic, to honor businesses and individual people for their service to the community, entrepreneurship, leadership and lifetime achievement.
7 days ago
UMS paid $205,000 so far to ex-UMaine Augusta presidential candidate
The University of Maine System has paid more than $200,000 to a man who has never worked for the state’s public university system.
7 days ago
Nonprofit will make 3D-printed homes amid housing shortage
A Maine nonprofit that assists low- and moderate-income families will have nine 3D-printed houses made out of recyclable materials to help address the state’s affordable housing shortage.
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