Good morning, Bangor.

Tropical Cheese Industries LLC acquired the Pineland Farms dairy manufacturing building in Bangor as part of a growth strategy; the company will retain all staff and maintain existing supplier relationships while planning to expand cheese production in its second core facility.

Ten Bucks Theatre Company opens Julius Caesar at 6 p.m. Thursday through Sunday in an outdoor venue at Indian Trail Park; if rain hits, shows move indoors at the Brewer Performing Arts Center.

A second series runs from 6 p.m. July 30 to Aug. 2 at Fort Knox in Prospect.

A new report shows that Mainers at minimum wage must work 86 hours a week to afford a typical two-bedroom apartment — the Bangor area’s housing wage is $31.90.

The study found that Maine renters face a larger gap between their earnings and affordable rent than the national average.

Research shows that spending time in local parks may improve mental health, according to Northern Light Sebasticook Valley Hospital’s Community Health Coordinator.

In July, Park and Recreation Month encourages residents to enjoy green spaces (helping reduce stress risks).

Maine will receive about $261 million from opioid settlement funds through 2038 to support addiction prevention, harm reduction, treatment and recovery; the state has received $83.1 million so far, with Bangor (receiving $4.36 million) and other areas allocating funds, and Fort Kent’s recovery high school opening this fall.

Hunters preparing for bear baiting season beginning Aug.

1 can set up effective sites by following MDIFW rules recommending 50-yard and 500-yard setbacks plus selecting quiet, concealed spots near water. Beginners are advised to use a mix of sweets and call lures to draw bear interest.

Hannah McFarland Concert

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