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My Maine Takes: Candlepin bowling

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By Logan Garvey Hoffman Verified
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BANGOR, Maine (WABI) -Have you ever gone candlepin bowling? Logan Hoffman heads to Bangor Brewer Bowling Lanes to learn how in this month’s My Maine Takes. To learn more about Bangor Brewer Lanes, head to the alley’s Facebook Page. Copyright 2025 WABI. All rights reserved.
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Brewer man shares what he’s learned from house fire

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By Logan Garvey Hoffman Verified
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BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - A Brewer man who just moved back into his home after a fire in his house over a year ago wants to help others be prepared for the unexpected. It’s been more than 400 days since a fire forced David Winslow out of his Bangor home. “It was the toughest thing I’ve ever been through and I’ve got 20 years in the military,” Winslow said. The problem was a faulty gas regulator. Something David says you have to check regularly. “The fire damage was here and the smoke damage.
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My Maine Takes: Oyster Farming

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By Logan Garvey Hoffman Verified
| WABI-TV (Bangor, ME) Verified
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - They say the world is your oyster. And for one small company in Hancock County, that’s more than just a saying. In this month’s My Maine Takes, Logan Hoffman finds out how Waukeag Neck Oyster Company is making a name for itself on the waters of Frenchman Bay. If you’d like to try their oysters, you can find them at local spots like the Blue Hill Wine Shop or the Brooklin General Store. And if you’re interested in seeing how the farm works up close, they also offer tours.
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