Cindy Campbell

You've seen the videos online of Christmas light displays set to music. But did you know we have one right here in Bangor? And I'm not talking about that car dealership that's doing it. The Hathaway Holiday Lights are at a private home. And the family is using the display to raise money for the area's babies. Don't miss it!

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200 workers at the Lincoln Paper and Tissue Mill this week were given their walking papers. The entire Pulp and Paper division is being shut down, although the Tissue operation will continue on. The company president says it’s a temporary shutdown, but that he has no idea when the operation will be back up and running.

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The State Police and Maine Drug Enforcement Agency announced today the arrest of  8 people in connection with a huge drug ring in Hancock County. The investigation started in May of 2011 when MDEA’s Down East Division began investigating a group thought to be selling a significant amount of Oxycodone in that area.

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Bangor police are investigating seven burglaries reported this morning at homes in which five of the homeowners were there, asleep in their beds. Items that were stolen range from cash to a television set.

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Old Town police have identified the construction worker who was killed yesterday after falling from a roof. Police say Jon Atwood, 32 of Bangor, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Atwood was working with a crew

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Each year the Red Cross provides assistance to more than 2 million service men and women and many of our nation's veterans. At Christmastime, they invite everyone to send Christmas cards to members of the military serving overseas, but also to retired Veterans living in Veterans homes. We wanted to let you know that the deadline is Friday, December 6th, so if you're thinking about doing it, get them in the mail this week!

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A Hermon man is facing multiple charges, including Operating Under the Influence, after an accident on Broadway in Bangor on Tuesday.  Police say the accident totaled both vehicles involved and sent both drivers to the hospital.

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The Maine State Police dive team is in the icy Kennebec River today, looking for evidence in connection with a Vassalboro homicide two weeks ago. It's part of the investigation into the death of Thomas Namer of Waterville.

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The Maine Warden Service reports that two hunters missing in the woods since Friday have been found alive. Border Patrol agents contacted the Warden Service just before 6 Sunday evening and reported they had found the men alive and well near Eagle Lake Township. Details of why they were overdue are still being investigated.

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A Vassalboro man is charged with murder in connection with the death of a Waterville man. Public Safety Spokesman Steve McCausland says Courtney Shea, 30, is the one who notified police of a body in the trailer next door.

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