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V O L . X X X I N O. X V I I I A U G U S T 2 5 , 2 0 2 5 18 G R E AT E R B A N G O R / N O R T H E R N M A I N E Health access Alley and Brad Tuttle opened Apotheosis Health in Suite 3 at 4 Union St., known as the Union Plaza building. Alley is a nurse practitioner and Brad a nurse. e Bangor residents have been in health care for over a decade. "We've seen the struggles people have been going through and it's been escalating since covid," says Brad. Apotheosis offers membership-based services without copays, deductibles or the need for billing or insurance. Services include primary care, urgent care, IV infusion therapy, routine lab tests and 24/7 access via text or phone. Insurance can still be used for services outside of Apotheosis. "It's just easier, friendlier and quicker," says Alley. Caribbean vibe Dane Morgan, a Brooklyn native, migrated to Maine after a military career and opened Salt North Tap Room — motto: Come Catch the Vibe — at 16 Union St. ere's a pool table, multiple TVs, bar, kitchen out back emanating tasty aromas and, out back, a barbecue grill and extensive seating. e menu revolves around Caribbean tastes and include items like quesadillas and slow-braised oxtail tucked between crispy tortillas with a blend of cheeses, Caribbean spice and a little smokiness. "I fell in love with Maine and decided to move here," Morgan says. » C O N T I N U E D F RO M P R E V I O U S PA G E Start Here. Go Anywhere. Bangor International Airport connects you to opportunities across the globe. Travelers rely on BGR's strategic location, convenient access, and seamless service to get where they need to go. With close proximity to Maine's key business and leisure destinations—including Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, and the Maine coast—BGR is your gateway to success. The Official Airport of Your Maine Connections. Ambassador program B angor's downtown is the city's most densely populated neighborhood, with a high concentration of residential, commercial and office spaces within a relatively small area, allowing for easy walking and access to amenities. The community includes people who are unsheltered, struggling with addic- tion or facing mental health challenges. Last year, Downtown Bangor Partnership introduced a Hospitality and Safety Ambassadors program to help visitors looking for directions, provide security escorts for downtown workers, maintain cleanliness of public spaces and assist individuals in need. They engage with folks on the streets, refer them to services, deter disruptive actions and complement local law enforcement and community organizations. Training is provided by StreetPlus, an urban safety, cleaning and hospitality service headquartered in Brooklyn, N.Y. F O C U S P H O T O / L A U R I E S C H R E I B E R P H O T O / L A U R I E S C H R E I B E R Alley and Brad Tuttle opened Apotheosis Health to offer membership-based services without copays, deductibles or the need for billing or insurance. Dane Morgan opened Salt North Tap Room with a Caribbean menu.

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