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Bangor Public Library: A Photographic Tour
Get PDFBangor Public Library founded in 1883 opened its doors on Harlow Street on December 20, 1913. The main building houses three public service departments: Circulation, Children\u27s and Reference. Behind the scenes departments include Office personnel, Accessions and Classification Department, Catalog Department, Periodicals and Binding Department and Extension Department. The stacks are located at the rear of the building.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/books_pubs/1034/thumbnail.jp
Bangor Area Renewal Authority: Director\u27s Report 1970
Get PDFEleven more business firms were relocated during 1970 with 14 remaining on the workload. Nine individuals being housed at the New Waverly Hotel are also eligible for relocation services. Those businesses desiring new locations in the project area are the most difficult to resolve because of the lack of new facilities. Because of the liberalized benefits enacted by Congress for relocation payments, a deficit exists in this account. An amendatory order will have to be approved by HUD to encompass these additional costs.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/city_bur_book/1012/thumbnail.jp
The Oracle, 1970
Get PDFThe 1970\u27s have been described by many as the decade of change. We are told that we can expect these changes to make themselves known in every facet of our lives. In order to continue to achieve its objectives of an educated populace, education in our schools must also change. Our educational system must meet the needs of the student body, and this education must be meaningful to the students that it serves. In September, 1970, Bangor High School will make an attempt to meet the needs of her students. A student is going to be offered a new and totally different learning expreience. Instead of being a member of a class exposed five periods a day, five days a week, to whatever is prepared for the rest of the class, he himself is the focal point. Whatever he achieves begins with him. Whatever learning is accomplished is not accomplished by a class in which the individual student may or may not be an active participating member; it is accomplished by the student doing his own reading, making his own experiments, completing his own projects, and taking his own tests at his own pace.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/bhs_yearbooks/1063/thumbnail.jp
Bangor, Maine: Comprehensive Plan Summary 1969
Get PDFTo the Citizens of Bangor:
It is our privilege to .present herewith the revised Comprehensive Plan for the City of Bangor. In view of the significant economic, social, and physical change expected to occur in Bangor and the surrounding urban area during the next twenty-year period, we regard a sound long-range plan for guiding urban improvement, growth, and development as essential to our community well·being. Therefore, we emphasize the importance of general recognition and official sanction of the goals and objectives set forth herein.
Although the Comprehensive Plan cannot be all things to all people, due weight and consideration has been given to all factors which might affect the economic, social, and Physical development of our community so that the ultimate plan would be as broad, inclusive, and realistic as possible in serving the interests, needs and desires of all of the people of Bangor. Only the key planning elements are presented in this report; further detail on any phase of the plan is available at the office of the Bangor Planning Department.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/books_pubs/1212/thumbnail.jp
Rotary International District 779 Conference 1969: Host Club -- Bangor Rotary Club
Get PDFItinerary for the District 779 Rotary International conference hosted by the Bangor Rotary Club. Conference held in Rockland, Maine, at the Samoset Hotel, June 5-7, 1969.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/rotary_bk/1012/thumbnail.jp
Penobscot County, Maine (1969)
Get PDFThe reader is cordially invited to browse through the pages of this informational booklet on one of Maine\u27s fastest-growing regions. The stories and photos, we are sure, will delight the vacationist, interest the retiree and young couple, and strongly attract the businessman and industrialist.
Whatever your demands for living, working or playing, you will discover all the answers in this descriptive magazine on the County that started with a mighty river . The Penobscot County Commissioners, various town officials, business and professional men, have all cooperated in the preparation of the book, gladly devoting precious time to furth er the interests of their County.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/books_pubs/1251/thumbnail.jp
