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Will Bangor Bring Back Parades This Year? When I was a kid, I thought parades were awesome. Not that they aren't anymore, but when I was growing up, things were a bit different than they are now. There's so many distractions these days, and so many choices of things to do, I wonder if parades mean as much to kids now, as when I was a boy. I used to go to all that my family would bring me to. Memorial Day, 4th of July, Children's Day in Hampden every August, Veteran's Day, the Light Parade.... you name it. I loved them all. And when I got into high school, I loved marching in the parades in th...

Maine Congressman Jared Golden Welcomes Baby Rosemary Maine Congressman Jared Golden shared an addition to his family on social media on Saturday. Golden and wife, Isobelle Calderwood Moiles or Izzy, have welcomed a new baby girl into the world as of Friday, May 14th. They named the newborn Rosemary and is reportedly healthy.  Mom and baby are doing good. According to WABI, the Congressman took the week off from the hustle and bustle of Washington D.C. to welcome his new family member and be with his wife during the monumental occasion. Golden will be returning to Washington D.C. in time but...

Governor to Drop Mask Requirement for Fully Vaccinated Mainers Governor Mills Announced on Friday that the state will drop the indoor mask requirement for fully vaccinated Mainers. The change will become effective on May 24th, which is the same day capacity restrictions are being dropped for indoor and outdoor events. In addition, physical distancing will no longer be required in businesses like restaurants and bars, where patrons would be removing their face coverings. It's recommended that residents who are not fully vaccinated wear face coverings in indoor public settings. Governor Mills s...

Concerts On The Bangor Waterfront Are Happening This Summer With outdoor COVID restrictions lifting, Waterfront Concerts says the season is a-go. With outdoor restrictions on physical distancing and capacity limits ending, concerts will resume on the Bangor Waterfront this summer. The news was confirmed by Alex Gray of Waterfront Concerts. Gray told WABI they will go forward with their schedule of concerts that were pushed from 2020, to this summer. The schedule, so far, includes Luke Bryan, Thomas Rhett and KISS. It will take about a week to get the venue ready for shows. 2021 Concerts: A...

The Bangor Drive-In is opening for the season soon. The opening weekend festivities features some rock n' roll.