The demand for housing in Bangor, Maine is evident as nearly 100 people express interest in the new tiny home park with 30 units. This comes after years of underproduction of housing in the area.
A seaside cape once belonging to the author of the novel that inspired “MAS*H” is on the market for $1.3 million, featuring 1,400 square feet of waterfrontage and an orchard with apple, pear, and cherry trees.
Mainers are finding it increasingly difficult to give birth in rural areas with seven hospitals cutting birthing units in the past decade, raising concerns about potential complications.
In other news, Bangor’s holiday tree in West Market Square will feature a daily light and holiday music show for the first time this year.
Local columnist Chris Sargent emphasizes the importance of hunters having the knowledge and skills to process their own kills, with the proper equipment being essential for the task.
Lastly, maintaining chainsaws for logging-related homestead chores is highlighted as crucial for long-lasting service. By ensuring proper maintenance, chainsaws can provide years of reliable use.
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