Good morning, Bangor.

On Saturday, the Eastern Maine Snowmobile Club dedicated a barn called 'Larry’s Dream' in Holden to honor late club member Larry Lafland who served as trail master and club president.

Family and club members shared stories of his work in local and state snowmobiling — a fitting tribute to his legacy.

A local club in Dover Foxcroft celebrated over 90 years of friendship and community giving as it disbanded and closed its savings account by donating $336.29 to the Piscataquis Regional Food Center—its longtime support included contributions to local causes.

The Pine Needle Christmas Club began in the 1930s as the J. B. F. or Just Busy Folks Club by local women in the Bear Hill District and was renamed in the early 1950s.

Supporters held a memorial walk on the Bangor and Brewer Waterfronts to honor Elliana Campbell, a Brewer baby who died at 10 months from Epidermolysis Bullosa.

The event raised over $24,000 for EB Research and included a bench dedication on the Brewer Waterfront—helping keep her memory alive.

Today, the Maine Community Foundation announced it has launched Press Forward Maine—an initiative to boost local news coverage across the state.

Senior advisor Lisa DeSisto will lead the effort to form an advisory panel that identifies new ways for Mainers to access quality reporting.

Chalee Thai-Sushi To Go is holding its soft opening today in Bucksport—its grand opening will take place Memorial Day—while offering sushi, Thai classics, soup, and bubble tea from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day.

Today, Bangor Daily News launches its index of lobster roll prices to track costs across Maine—showing average prices near $35—with data gathered from phone calls and online checks.

The index will help readers see how inflation and staffing challenges are raising costs on this summer favorite.

A new report shows Maine has the most land trusts per capita with 84 groups that have conserved nearly three million acres—almost 15 percent of the state’s land base—protecting public access and natural resource industries.

Jeff Romano from Maine Coast Heritage Trust said over 6,000 volunteers helped restore marshes and create trails to meet growing demand for conservation land.

Hampden Academy Broncos finished Friday with an 8-5 record that put them third in Class A North standings, and coach Jon Perry said four of five losses were by one run—an indication that the team must improve its approach—and they will face fourth-ranked Mt. Blue in Farmington on Tuesday.

Canoe the Historic Penobscot River

River adventure — Full day — Penobscot River, Old Town, ME — $135 — Experience wildlife and rich history while canoeing one of Maine's premier waterways.

CoComelon Melon Patch Musical

6-9 p.m. — Cross Insurance Center — Fun for families — Ms. Appleberry and JJ invite kids to a joyful musical adventure in the Melon Patch.

Matt Friend Live Performance

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Cross Insurance Center — Tickets available — Experience the comedic talents of Matt Friend, a young comedian and impressionist who brings a refreshing old soul perspective to humor.

Veazie Garden Club Annual Plant Sale

10 AM - 1 PM — 304 Stillwater Avenue Furniture — Free entry — Shop for a variety of plants and gently used gardening tools at this community favorite event.

Halsey Live Concert

6:30-8 p.m. — Maine Savings Amphitheater — Tickets from $68 — Experience Halsey's energizing performance alongside rising stars Sir Chloe and Hope Tala.

This Extraordinary Place: The Allagash Wilderness Waterway

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Sea Dog Brewing Co — Free entry — Engage in networking and discussion about Maine's stunning wilderness waterway.

National Cancer Survivor Day Celebration

11 AM – 1 PM — Mason's Brewing Company — Free entry — Celebrate life and resilience with inspiring survivor stories and a walk along the riverwalk.