Officials say they will be holding a large-scale recovery effort in light of a recent apparent drowning earlier last week on the lake.

Sunday afternoon, they sold collected and donated works of art, with a fundraising goal of $5,000.

The details around the crash itself have not yet been released.

After a heavy rain storm earlier this week, miles of hiking and biking trails are expected to be closed for months as the park looks to repair the damage.

Mildred Bachrach created the art in response to the pandemic in hopes of showcasing her emotions surrounding it.

The drawing was held virtually Saturday.

Folks around Bangor could bid on an impressive lineup of kids and adults bikes at the Bangor Parks and Recreation Department.

As wind moves over the Mountains in Western Maine it forms a powerful whirl of air. Folks today described it as a tornado.

Over 150 bikes, either taken as evidence or not claimed, were put up for sale as part of a fundraising effort by the department.

Kids attending the event could speak with firefighters, paramedics, and police officers while learning more about how their vehicles worked.

The closure affects portions of the carriage roads between Aunt Betty Loop and Parkman.