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Controversial Bangor councilor running for reelection wants the city to have a mayor (opens the original)
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The Bangor Daily News is profiling all 12 Bangor City Council candidates ahead of the election this fall. Read more coverage of Bangor’s local election here. Of the nine sitting Bangor city councilors, perhaps no one has drawn more attention than Joe Leonard. The councilor has been censured three times and acquired a reputation as a polarizing personality. Some Bangor residents hate Leonard for his outbursts and feel he behaves inappropriately; others love him for his passion and willingness to
Only half of Bangor’s warming centers receive state funding (opens the original)
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Two overnight warming centers in Bangor will get state funding this winter, but the two others that applied were not awarded funds. The Brick Church will get $427,650 from MaineHousing and the Bangor Area Homeless Shelter will get $10,000, the state agency announced Tuesday afternoon. The $437,650 total funding for Bangor warming centers is more than any other city, and substantially more than Bangor has gotten in previous years, but the announcement leaves questions about how the city’s network
Bangor approves $7K contribution to local recovery center (opens the original)
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The Bangor City Council approved $7,000 in funding for the Together Place Peer Run Recovery Center Monday night. The city’s contribution is the final piece in a fundraising drive that drummed up more than $220,000 for the organization, which closed its drop-in center and meals program for nearly two months due to a funding shortage. It reopened those programs last week, restoring a key resource for community members struggling with mental illness and addiction. Monday night’s decision finalized
Bangor extends data center ban (opens the original)
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Bangor City Council extended its ban on data center construction for another six months Monday night. Councilors unanimously supported the extension. The freeze will give city staff more time to draft potential regulations on data centers before considering any proposals to build one here. The extension comes as panic around artificial intelligence ratchets up across the country and bipartisan opposition grows against data center construction. City staff are working with consultants to develop r
Bangor City Council candidate wants to open an emergency social services center (opens the original)
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The Bangor Daily News is profiling all 12 Bangor City Council candidates ahead of the election this fall. Read more coverage of Bangor’s local election here. A local business owner running for Bangor City Council for the second time wants to open an emergency homeless service center. James Gallagher, 38, has lived in Bangor his whole life and owns Bangin’ Whoopie at the corner of Main and Water Streets. He thinks that his experience owning a downtown business for about six years shapes insights
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