Jules Walkup
Midcoast Reporter at Bangor Daily News
Midcoast Reporter for @bangordailynews, @Report4America | UGA alum ‘22 | former @redandblack, @cnn | they/he | RT & likes ≠ endorsements; views are my own
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lcnme.com | Jules Walkup
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bangordailynews.com | Jules Walkup
This story first appeared in the Midcoast Update, a newsletter published every Tuesday and Friday. Sign up here to receive stories about the midcoast delivered to your inbox each week, along with our other newsletters. There may be few pieces of infrastructure better suited to Maine’s long, peninsula-filled coast — at least in spirit — than the swing bridge.
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bangordailynews.com | Jules Walkup
More than 3,000 Mainers gathered in Augusta on Saturday to protest federal budget and staffing cuts, the state’s clash with the Trump administration over transgender student-athlete policies, and other actions by the Trump administration. The demonstrators flocked to the State House, holding signs protesting Trump and Elon Musk. After the rally, protesters marched through Augusta and caused the city to shut down Western Avenue.
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bangordailynews.com | Jules Walkup
The popular takeout restaurant Ancho Honey in St. George is closing for good due to increasing costs and the owner’s goal to have more time outside of work, he wrote in a Facebook post. Owner and chef Malcolm Bedell opened the restaurant in an old house 10 miles down the St. George peninsula in 2019. He was also the owner of a food truck called ‘Which, Please in 2015, ran the kitchen at the now-closed Mussel Ridge Market in Spruce Head, and owns Honey’s Fried Chicken Palace in Thomaston.
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bangordailynews.com | Jules Walkup
This story first appeared in the Midcoast Update, a newsletter published every Tuesday and Friday. Sign up here to receive stories about the midcoast delivered to your inbox each week, along with our other newsletters. In 2018, Rockland officials took a step toward making a busy commercial section of Route 1 more of a walkable, mixed-use neighborhood.
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Thank you Zara! And thanks for the incredible work you do on the housing beat!
An important story, compellingly written, by @JulesWalkup: A midcoast couple’s mobile home lot was condemned. Then they were evicted. https://t.co/QdpP48ZGZ5 via @bangordailynews
i keep thinking i’m as used to the cold as native Mainers until this morning when it was 11 degrees and i went outside in my coat and hat and scarf and gloves and boots and saw some dude in a hoodie and vans chillin on the street corner smoking a cigarette