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Bangor pastor running for council wants to reduce homelessness and needle distribution

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By Annie Rupertus
| Bangor Daily News Verified
The Bangor Daily News is profiling all 12 Bangor City Council candidates ahead of the election this fall. Read more coverage of Bangor’s local election here. A pastor running for Bangor City Council with years of experience working with homeless residents wants to get people off the streets and cut down on needle distribution in the city.
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Candidate with banking and nonprofit experience wants to restore civility to Bangor City Council

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By Annie Rupertus
| Bangor Daily News Verified
The Bangor Daily News is profiling all 12 Bangor City Council candidates ahead of the election this fall. Read more coverage of Bangor’s local election here. A Bangor City Council candidate wants to use his business and nonprofit experience to restore a sense of civility to the council.
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Bangor Public Library is displaying one of the earliest Declaration of Independence copies

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By Annie Rupertus
| Bangor Daily News Verified
For the first time ever, Bangor area residents have the chance to see one of the earliest copies of the Declaration of Independence up close. One of 26 remaining copies of the “Dunlap Broadside,” the first printed version of the Declaration of Independence, is on view at the Bangor Public Library until Saturday.
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