Bangor Daily News
The looming decisions that could change Maine’s criminal defense landscape
The Maine Commission on Public Defense Services faces a nearly $13 million funding gap in 2026, as well as a long-awaited ruling from the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.
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4mLandmark Aroostook hotel installs massive ‘I ❤️ Presque Isle’ sign as new managers work to rehabilitate image
“It’s been through so many upheaves and ‘down heaves,’” hotel manager Leslie Dias said. “We want to get rid of all the bad memories and bring something fresh.”
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3mHe waited 30 years to hunt a Maine moose. It was over in 18 minutes.
The bull weighed 846 pounds and had a 46-inch antler spread.
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4mIs Maine’s moose permit lottery truly fair?
"The Northwoods Sporting Journal asked the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife how it accounts for every paid chance, including additional chances purchased by nonresidents."
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5mMatt Dunlap criticizes Jared Golden in his final sprint against Paul LePage
The comments showed Dunlap’s willingness to take a more progressive stand while knocking a fellow Democrat whose swing voters could help him fend off former Gov. Paul LePage in the conservative-leaning district.
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7mHancock County sheriff candidates agree on policing priorities but spar over qualifications
The race has seen four Democratic state legislators cross party lines to endorse the Republican candidate.