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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6mEffort to restore 50,000 acres of Wabanaki land reaches halfway point
The Mi’kmaq Nation is celebrating the acquisiiton of 3,400 acres near Bridgewater, doubling its footprint in Aroostook County.
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6mIn a populist year, Hannah Pingree united warring Democratic factions
Latest poll numbers showed Pingree at 50% support compared to Charles’ 36% and Bennett’s 8% but Democrats cautioned it's still early.
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5mI voted for Susan Collins in the past. Here’s why I support Graham Platner.
"I think Collins’ level of concern is mediocre at best, dismissive of her constituents and indeed the people of this country, at worst."
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3mDeion Sanders says he feels like his old self a year cancer surgery
Sanders shares his journey surviving bladder cancer through innovative robotic surgery at UCHealth, allowing him to quickly return to his family and the football field.