Bangor Metro - November 2009

November 2009

Star Volunteers

Melanie Brooks and Jodi Hersey
The Bangor Troop Greeters have been active for almost two decades. Thanks to an award winning documentary, audiences across the nation are learning what it takes for these senior citizens to serve their community through volunteering.

Doctors of Distinction

With the wealth of knowledge we have in our area, finding a good doctor isn't much of a challenge. But we've made it even easier for you. Welcome to Bangor Metro's first annual Best Doctor's list.

Talk Docs

Jodi Hersey
If you think you're stuck with your hoarse, raspy voice, think again. The Voice and Swallowing center in Belfast can help you change the way you sound for good.

On Garde

Annaliese Jakimides
Every day, artist Harold Garde wields his brush and paint like a warrior in battle. And every day, so far, he wins.

Filling a Need

Ashley Pearson
Husson University opened its doors to pharmacy students this fall, giving students from Maine and beyond more options when it comes to one of the fastest-growing professions in the country.

A Bird in the Can

Anne Gabbianelli O'Reilly
Looking for a different way to prepare your Thanksgiving bird this year? Take a tip from weatherman Todd Simcox and cook your turkey like a real Mainer—in a trash can.

Charity's Champion

Henry Garfield
Michael Crowley has been a fundraiser and advocate for three decades and his dedication to the greater good is second to none.

For Love of the Hunt

Brad Eden
Out of shape? Maybe it's time to take precautions before heading out this season.

Soapbox Derby: What should be done to improve health care for Maine citizens?

Scott K Fish and Carrie Jones
With President Obama's plan for healthcare reform taking shape, the health of our nation is on many people's minds this holiday season. What's best for our country? Our state? Our families? Scott K Fish and Carrie Jones tackle the topic.

Dogless

Annaliese Jakimides
Those who understand the unconditional affection of a canine know how weird it feels to be "without dog." But the empty nest has its advantages.

Perspectives: Ilya Askinazi

Photos by Ilya Askinazi