Good morning, Bangor.

Orono Brewing Company in Orono will expand after the Planning Board approved redistricting of four adjacent lots from residential to commercial.

The brewery plans to add a walk-in cooler and storage shed to boost production as demand grows.

Salty Brick Market in downtown is permanently closed, with a new business set to take over the storefront.

Owner James Gallagher held one final pop-up market with half the proceeds going to Hope for Homeless & said he will announce new plans to support the community soon.

CAAMP performed at Maine Savings Amphitheater Saturday night—featuring guest singer Hannah Cohen—in a headlining show that highlighted the Ohio-based folk band's harmonies and banjo-driven melodies after returning from European dates earlier this month.

On Sunday, Sanford caucus supporters backed Troy Jackson with nearly 456 of 500 delegates after progressive candidate Graham Platner withdrew.

Jackson — known for his labor background — will lead his slate to the nominating convention in Bangor next Saturday.

UMaine men's hockey, led by coach Ben Barr, began a summer workout program lasting six weeks on campus that welcomes 15 newcomers to revive its blue collar work ethic and build team chemistry.

The team will open its season at Holy Cross on Oct. 2 to Oct. 3.

Hannah McFarland Concert

3:00 – 8:30 PM — Maine Savings Amphitheater — Free entry — Enjoy a lively evening with local talent in an outdoor setting.