Bangor Daily News
Why Maine didn’t come close to meeting a 2026 deadline to divest from fossil fuels
The episode shows the slow progress of a law hailed by progressive activists when Gov. Janet Mills signed it into law in 2021.
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4mAn ‘impeccable’ Rumford estate a man had built for his wife in 1898 is for sale
The home features many original details, such as wallpaper, carved woodwork and numerous stained glass windows.
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5mHow Troy Jackson’s strategy against Susan Collins breaks from Graham Platner’s
With control of the Senate on the line, Jackson has dropped much of the rhetoric that defined Platner’s campaign.
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2mLetter: Time for another vote on Pine Tree Power Company
"We need safe, reliable, clean and affordable electricity for every Mainer."
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6mHampden-based Riverhawks had memorable summer as state Junior American Legion champs
The Riverhawks concluded the summer with a 19-3 record, including an 18-1 record against in-state competition.
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7mHow Aroostook County is growing Maine’s sovereign food movement
Once the markets started popping up, people started seeing more options for buying fresh, organic food in their own rural communities.