Penobscot County.
county in Maine, United States
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What's happening
Active this week
One to three months ago
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Penobscot County leaders made purchases from Amazon, leading the Bangor Daily News to obtain financial records via FOAA request.Some support1 report
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The American Red Cross is appealing for volunteers and assisting residents in Penobscot and Somerset Counties in Maine.Some support1 report
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Healthcare issues in rural Maine are driving the political endorsement in Penobscot County.Some support1 report
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Local facts highlight that homelessness is a regional county problem in Bangor, Maine.Some support1 report
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Drought conditions have been reported affecting Hancock County, coastal northern York County, and Aroostook County in northern Maine since July 1st.Some support2 reports
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Penobscot County provided funds contingent on the city matching for a project.Some support1 report
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HRSA designated Penobscot County for a health shortage, while Penobscot Community Health Care serves seniors on Medicare.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A former paper mill site in Penobscot County is being utilized for a new energy project.Some support1 report
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Wolfden Resources Co. is acquiring and developing mineral properties in Canada, specifically Manitoba, and the United States, specifically Penobscot County.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Ice industry operated along Penobscot River and Kenduskeag Stream. Freshwater Stone in Orland supplies granite to Brewer, which is located in Penobscot County.Some support1 report
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A book program is underway involving Spencer, Penobscot County (in New England), and Ireland.Some support1 report
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A partnership involving the University of Maine System, Eastern Maine Community College, and Katahdin Higher Education Center, based in Penobscot County, has officially ended.Some support2 reports
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Around Penobscot County this week
News at the entities that move Penobscot County most-
American Red Cross TransactionalAmerican Red Cross encourages financial contributions for flood relief in Archuleta County.Moves Penobscot County
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Health Resources and Services Administration StructuralBoxabl is building housing units to meet the needs of remote healthcare workers employed by IHS and HRSA.Moves Penobscot County
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Brewer StructuralCity council governs Brewer's local affairs.Moves Penobscot County
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Bangor TransactionalA collection of political activities, including campaigning in Bangor and policy statements by Ocasio-Cortez on Gaza and Iran.Moves Penobscot County
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New England Shared contextJames Bradford is a facilities worker at MIT, and Kevin Brown is a district director in New England.Moves Penobscot County
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Maine Shared contextUS election results and separatist movements are driving annexation threats in Florida and Maine.Moves Penobscot County
Connections
The 16 strongest of 370, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
American Red Cross Transactional
The American Red Cross provided aid and assistance to residents within Penobscot County.
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Health Resources and Services Administration Structural
HRSA has formally designated Penobscot County as experiencing a health shortage.
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Bangor Transactional
Penobscot County provided contingent funding to the city of Bangor.
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Brewer Structural
Brewer is a city located within the boundaries of Penobscot County.
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Bangor Daily News Mentioned together
The Bangor Daily News obtained financial records of Penobscot County through a Freedom of Access Act request.
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Eastern Maine Community College Shared context
The college functions as a local access point within the geographic boundaries of Penobscot County.
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New England Shared context
Penobscot County is geographically situated within the larger conceptual region of New England.
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Scott Adkins Shared context
Scott Adkins served as the County Administrator for Penobscot County.
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Hampden Shared context
Penobscot County is proposing a county jail expansion located within Hampden.
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Hampden Shared context
Penobscot County officials hold land within the Hampden industrial park.
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Bangor Shared context
Bangor is a city located within the administrative boundaries of Penobscot County.
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Maine Public Mentioned together
The entities are co-mentioned in media coverage related to a partnership.
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Maine Shared context
Penobscot County is geographically located within the state of Maine.
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Dunbar Shared context
Dunbar was incarcerated within the jurisdiction of Penobscot County.
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Amazon Transactional
County leaders made purchases using Amazon's services.
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Spencer Shared context
The evidence is too sparse to define a clear structural or operational relationship between the person and the county.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
2 eventsSeptember 2026
6 events- Penobscot County leaders made purchases from Amazon, leading the Bangor Daily News to obtain financial records via FOAA request.
- The American Red Cross is appealing for volunteers and assisting residents in Penobscot and Somerset Counties in Maine.
- Healthcare issues in rural Maine are driving the political endorsement in Penobscot County.
- Local facts highlight that homelessness is a regional county problem in Bangor, Maine.
- Drought conditions have been reported affecting Hancock County, coastal northern York County, and Aroostook County in northern Maine since July 1st.
- Penobscot County provided funds contingent on the city matching for a project.
August 2026
2 eventsShow 2 earlier months
July 2026
3 events- Wolfden Resources Co. is acquiring and developing mineral properties in Canada, specifically Manitoba, and the United States, specifically Penobscot County.
- Ice industry operated along Penobscot River and Kenduskeag Stream. Freshwater Stone in Orland supplies granite to Brewer, which is located in Penobscot County.
- A book program is underway involving Spencer, Penobscot County (in New England), and Ireland.