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Subway's Jared Fogle was in the studio this morning with me!  Jared will be at the Union Street Subway in Bangor today, making sandwiches and meeting fans.  Bring your camera!

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Because the power is on you're able to read this post.

Presumably, you were able to take your morning shower, make coffee and breakfast, and head off to the office, or start your morning routine

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Subway spokesperson Jared Fogle will be in Bangor Monday,  The now skinny and healthy dude tours the country for Subway promoting healthy eating and living!

Monday, Jared will talk with kids at the Glenburn school at 10am and them move along to Bangor's Downeast School at 1:20pm

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What’s going on this weekend? Who’s playing where? Every Friday we’ll feature your weekend nightlife options in the area!

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New information was released today in the form of a police affidavit in the case of murdered teenager Nichole Cable. The information suggests that Cable had an issue with Dube the day before she disappeared, and that she believed she was meeting Bryan Butterfield at the end of her road on the night of her disappearance

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It was almost surreal watching the heavy machinery tear away pieces of the brick and steel today of what once was the Bangor Civic Center.

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A former East Millinocket woman has claimed the largest lottery jackpot in history!  Gloria MacKenzie a mother of four and now a retiree residing in Florida won the $590 million Powerball Jackpot almost a month ago, she was announced as the winner yesterday

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This morning from a press release from the Bangor Police Department:

On June 6, 2013 at about 230AM, Officer Shawn Green and other units responded to the Dartmouth Street area to the report of a car alarm.

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The Special Olympics will be held this weekend on the campus of the University of Maine in Orono, drawing thousands of athletes and their families to the area! Prior to the games, there's an opening parade that all the athletes march in, joined by Knights of Columbus, members of the law enforcement community and more

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Don't be surprised if you see a group of police cars passing through your community this weekend. Members of law enforcement are carrying the Olympic Torch to Orono, as the Special Olympics Summer Games are set to begin.

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