Bangor Daily News
Maine loggers are used to hard times. Then came the tariffs.
As the important winter logging season begins, people are seeing the values for their timber fall, while their costs to operate are going up.
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8mAmericans are increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of AI, new poll finds
On the way home from a recent trip, Eriech Tapia drove past a sea of dark industrial buildings lining an already jam-packed northern Virginia road: data centers. “It was interesting to see how many were going up,” said Tapia, a 30-year-old Republican from Arlington, Virginia, who works in higher education advocacy and policy. He said […]
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4mThe number of homes for sale in Maine reaches post-pandemic high
More than 8,000 homes across Maine were on the market last month, roughly 6,800 of which were single-family homes.
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7mAnother year passes with no new clues about Aroostook’s missing
Stefanie Damron, who will turn 16 in October, has been gone for two years. Mother of four, Attiin Rachmawati Shaw, now 38, for five.
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3mDemocrats go too far in citing these ‘deciding’ Susan Collins votes
A new ad says Collins decided two of the biggest fights of President Donald Trump's tenure — over the Supreme Court and Medicaid cuts.
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5mCity Council candidate wants public services and rent control to make Bangor more affordable
Adam Baker, 28, is a lifelong Bangor resident who works in retail and believes they’d bring a fresh perspective to the city council.