Bangor’s Baldacci family may today be better known for its political figures, including former Maine governor John Baldacci and former Bangor city councilor and mayor Joe Baldacci, but for most of the 20th century, they were known as restaurateurs.
On Thursday, the building at 12 Alden St. in Bangor, which for more than 30 years housed Momma Baldacci’s Restaurant, was torn down, to make way for ConvenientMD, a new urgent and walk-in care clinic. An adjacent building, 543 Broadway, was also torn down.
SOURCE: https://bangordailynews.com
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