Good morning, Bangor.

Maine trail builders are set for a boost as voters approved a $30 million bond in 2024 and the state gave $7.5 million in grants last year — a second round of awards is scheduled for fall to support projects like accessible boardwalks and sustainable trails.

A local hiker retraced the historic route in Baxter State Park that 12-year-old Donn Fendler followed during his nine-day ordeal in 1939.

The journey showcased rugged waterfalls and forest trails + now inspires locals to explore Maine’s storied wilderness.

Governor Mills recalled six Mainers killed on Sept.

11 during her weekly radio address, sharing details of their lives and noting that Mount Washington was lit by two pillars of light through Saturday, Sept. 12 — a tribute honoring Jim Roux and others.

Hundreds walked along the Bangor Waterfront Saturday morning to raise awareness for suicide prevention in support of the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention's Out of the Darkness event.

The walk raised $21,000 (with funds aiding both local and national efforts to support Mainers).

Connor Magliozzi reported that Maine lost its home opener 23-14 to Merrimack in Orono.

Saturday night, Merrimack College's Warriors beat UMaine 23+14 at Morse Field with key plays including a blocked punt return and a late safety that sealed the game.

UMaine's offense struggled amid turnovers, marking Merrimack's first win over UMaine in four meetings.