Bangor Mike - Advocating for the people of Bangor, Maine - Page 4

1923, 1933, or 2023: Which Year did Bangor Public Library Lend More Books?

Michael Beck January 24, 2024

A comparison in the number of materials circulated by...

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Maine’s Funding Crisis for Homeless Shelters

Michael Beck January 23, 2024

The state of Maine is considering LD 2138, a...

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January 22, 2024: Bangor City Council Approves 2 more projects, Amends Another

Michael Beck January 22, 2024

BANGOR, MAINE – During the January 22, 2024 regularly...

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Bangor City Council approves $250,000 in ARPA funds for Public Restrooms

Michael Beck January 8, 2024

On January 8, 2024, Bangor City Council approved $250,000...

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Contact Form RIP? Yep! I Found a Smarter Way to Connect with Readers

Michael Beck January 8, 2024

TL;DR – I removed my contact form to avoid...

Bangor Arpa ALLOCATIONS

ARPA Allocations for Bangor, Maine on October 23, 2023

Michael Beck October 31, 2023

Bangor City Council made the following ARPA allocations official...

Bangor Arpa ALLOCATIONS

Official ARPA Allocations by Bangor City Council on October 11, 2023

Michael Beck October 16, 2023

City Council approved 4 more ARPA allocations by order...

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Gordon Street: The Right Choice for Lincoln Town Council

Michael Beck September 29, 2023

Discover how Gordon Street's unwavering commitment will reshape Lincoln's...

Bangor Arpa ALLOCATIONS

Bangor City Council ARPA Awards for September 25, 2023

Michael Beck September 29, 2023

The Bangor City Council awarded through official orders the...

Bangor Arpa ALLOCATIONS

Bangor City Council ARPA Allocations for September 11, 2023

Michael Beck September 11, 2023

City Council officially approved the following ARPA allocations today:...

Michael Beck

I’m honored to be serving on the Bangor City Council, working to address the issues that matter most to our community—housing, mental health, and support for those impacted by substance use. With a background in website creation, I use my skills to help local organizations share their mission and reach the people who need them most. When I'm not working on websites, I'm at City Council meetings, where I advocate for fairness, accountability, and resources that strengthen every neighborhood in Bangor. This site offers my unfiltered take on what’s happening at City Hall and in our community. I encourage you to join me in working toward a stronger, more equitable Bangor. Disclaimer: The views expressed here are my own and do not represent the official views of the City of Bangor or the City Council.