Stories 1 - 10 for Penobscot River

Not since the spring of 1904, when hundreds of people were sickened from drinking Penobscot River water and nearly 50 died, had the city seen such an ...

In 1916, the Bangor newspapers recorded Alfred Jones' Sons had purchased a gasoline-powered sloop to run down the river to Penobscot Bay to buy or catch ...

Several of the pieces are focused on the Penobscot River, the Kenduskeag Stream and the city's history as a logging center during the 19th century. ...

Yet situated as the building is, near the confluence of the Kenduskeag Stream and Penobscot River, one cannot help but recall the region's past when ...

... buoy D off the New Meadows River, buoy J in Cobscook Bay and the offshore Scotian Shelf buoy. The Penobscot Bay buoy was at risk of being removed late ...

Ten Bucks Theatre will perform two shows next year -- another Monty Python show in April, and the welcome return of its Shakespeare on the River next summer ...

The efforts of hundreds of anglers and conservationists who live along the banks of the Penobscot River — the river with the highest population of wild ...

One of them, “Argyle Boom,” is a meticulously detailed account of the construction and use of log booms on the Penobscot River. I know of nothing else like ...