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1. New Bangor women's sober living home now open (wabi.tv) — A new women-only sober living home, Lily House, has opened in Bangor’s Tree Streets neighborhood, offering four furnished bedrooms and structured support for women in recovery. Residents must have at least one month of sobriety, commit to three months, and work, study, or volunteer at least 20 hours weekly. Monthly dues range from $825 to $875, with utilities included.
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2. Railroad company will enforce Friday deadline for Bangor homeless encampment closure (bangordailynews.com) — Bangor officials say CSX will move ahead Friday with clearing part of the homeless encampment along the Penobscot River, even after councilors sought a delay. With limited shelter beds, frustrated nearby businesses, and no long-term homelessness plan finalized, city staff are scrambling to help residents relocate and reduce chaos before the railroad’s cleanup begins next week.
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3. Bangor synagogue president responds to mass shooting in Australia (wabi.tv) — A Bangor synagogue leader is reflecting on how the Hanukkah mass shooting in Australia is affecting local Jewish residents and their sense of safety. He urges the community to “find light in the darkness” by rededicating themselves to kindness and shared humanity, and calls on civic leaders to speak out more forcefully against rising antisemitic attacks.
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4. Ideas from the CBC: Regrowing Home (mainepublic.org) — Maine Public’s Bangor studio is promoting a thoughtful CBC program that explores how one family is reviving an Indigenous farm in northern British Columbia. The episode looks at rural food security, Indigenous food sovereignty, and what it means to rebuild a home and community on transformed land—content Bangor listeners can stream from their local public radio network.
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