Bangor Daily News
Janet Mills hesitant on data center ban, says Jay ‘needs’ the jobs
The proposed statewide freeze would ban large data centers for the next 18 months, making Maine the first state to do so. It would also halt plans for a facility at the central Maine town's former…
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5m5 signs you aren’t ready to buy a home in Maine
Real estate agents say not every client is ready to buy a home in Maine, despite the state’s growing popularity.
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1mOrono’s Ruth White headed to NCAA Nationals after placing in 10,000-meter
The UNH sophomore track standout entered the race seeded number 27 and finished ninth.
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1mBangor’s buses will be free on Election Day
Even when the bus isn’t free, the city noted that a monthly pass costs less than a 15-gallon fill-up at a gas station.
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4mSusan Collins pushes back against Graham Platner on her Iran war votes
Platner, a Marine Corps veteran, has repeatedly criticized Collins for voting to block a bipartisan war powers resolution in March.
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2mDominican man accused of trafficking cocaine and fentanyl in Maine
The drugs were worth an estimated $20,000.