Good morning, Bangor.

Rebel, a fun-loving six-year-old bluetick hound mix (over 100 lbs), is ready for adoption at the Bangor Humane Society; prospective adopters should bring their other dogs for introductions and note that he may chase cats.

The shelter welcomes visitors Monday-Saturday from 1-6 p.m.

The Abbott Memorial Library in Dexter will host a public reception for 6-year-old Avery Browne’s first art show on Saturday, April 18 from 1-3 p.m. (his watercolors and acrylics, including 'Avery’s Woods,' will be on display until April 25).

MyOldMeds.com launched a Maine-specific sharps disposal page today to help people safely handle used injections using sealed and labeled plastic containers (a locator for drop-off sites is available) and guides patients statewide to proper disposal resources.

Fly fishers are boosting their trout catches by matching fly patterns to insect hatches (stoneflies, mayflies, and caddis flies) on nearby streams; the guide offers clear steps and timing tips for local anglers.

Husson University hosted its 26th annual wheelchair basketball tournament Saturday at Newman Gymnasium.

Physical therapy students (with community members and faculty) competed in a single-elimination format while enjoying concessions and children’s activities to support the Student Food Insecurity and Emergency Fund.

Riff Johnson Live

6-10 p.m. — Bogeys — Tickets available — Experience Riff Johnson's nostalgic tunes as he performs live in his home state of Maine.

E-Waste Fundraising Event

8-11 a.m. — Challenger Learning Center of Maine — Suggested donation $10+ — Recycle old electronics and support STEM programs for students across Maine.

ServSafe® Food Protection Manager Certification

9 AM – 5 PM — University of Maine Cooperative Extension — $150 for course and exam — Gain nationally-recognized certification essential for food industry professionals.

The Nite Show Live Honoring George Hale

6-8 p.m. — Gracie Theatre — Ticket proceeds support Brewer Community School music & theatre — A lively tribute to broadcasting icon George Hale.

The Garbologists

Apr 23 – May 10 — Penobscot Theatre Company — Ticket info TBA — Explore the hidden stories behind our discarded items through the eyes of a city sanitation worker.