Food

The Bangor Farmer's Market has moved outside, in order to provide food to area residents, while honoring the governor's social distancing directive.

The Bucksport Town Council has approved a plan that will give financial assistance to local residents and businesses.

The City of Bangor has slightly changed a ruling about how restaurants with take-out capabilities can serve customers.

Literacy Volunteers of Bangor will hold a virtual Literacy Tea this Sunday on Facebook.

Governor Janet Mills on Wednesday ordered all restaurants and bars to close their doors to dine-in customers until March 31, 2020.

At BangorMaine.gov, they've created a huge list of places offering just these very services.

Right now, we have never depended on truck drivers more in this country.

The thing is, while big box stores and chain stores are busy as heck, local businesses might take a big hit.

Anyone can get a non-commercial license, but it the fees associated with it, especially the first time, will easily put a dent in a $100 bill.

On an icy day in the Bangor area, a local favorite seasonal snack stand opened for the season.