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Stephen and Tabitha King's $3M pledge helps Bangor library reach renovation goal

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Author Stephen King and his wife Tabitha have pledged $3 million toward renovating the Bangor Public Library, conditional on $6 million being raised locally. Community fundraising together with a municipal bond enabled the library to reach its $9 million target. The funds will pay for urgent work such as roof repairs and improved community spaces. The project aims to preserve the building's historical value while meeting the needs of today's users.

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