Bangor Daily News
Spring flood risk low as Maine drought continues
Even with the melting snowpack, wetlands and aquifers are likely to remain depleted.
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7mAnxious students who were unenrolled now moving into Howard University dorms
WASHINGTON (AP) — Nikiyah Clark had five boxes and a backpack when she ultimately received the keys to her Howard University dorm. Weeks earlier, the school had told her this moment would never come. When Howard administrators informed Clark — and hundreds of others — that she was permanently unenrolled for missing a tuition fee […]
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1mRoad trip
Vacationland!
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1mLetter: Trump bank account closures need to be investigated
“If it is found to be true, Trump needs to leave office and possibly be prosecuted.”
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4mRight whales can’t wait 7 more years for lobstermen to make changes to protect them
“In 2024, a right whale that washed up on Martha's Vineyard was confirmed to have died after being entangled in Maine gear.”
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3mBangor jeweler turns old school bus into a mobile store
Jazmin Horne’s Charm Bar bus is making its first public appearance at the Bangor State Fair, which runs through Saturday.