Bangor Daily News
He is making a case for preserving historic Maine military sites in new book
The book combines his passion for urban exploration and a love of military history, packing an understanding of more than 200 years of infrastructure into 96 pages.
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8mFamed radio and TV priest Fulton Sheen is beatified in St. Louis, putting him a step from sainthood
Tens of thousands gathered in St. Louis for the beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen, a media-pioneering prelate whose sainthood path was accelerated by a miracle involving a local teenager.
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8mThis Maine father-son team builds pipe organs around the world
Discover the dedicated father-son team in Maine keeping the intricate, centuries-old art of pipe organ building alive for concert halls, schools, and churches across the globe.
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5mDeaths of students at the University of Mississippi cast spotlight on kratom
Mississippi authorities are urging caution after finding kratom at the scenes where two University of Mississippi students recently died, though a link between the substance and deaths remains unconfirmed.
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7mTelehealth companies keep exposing their customers’ medical data
As telehealth gains popularity, regulators are cracking down on online providers for deceptive practices, including unauthorized data sharing and the bypassing of essential medical consultations for patients.
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4mWalpole man sets Maine record with nearly 7-pound tomato
Leon Busby shattered Maine's tomato weight record with a massive 6.92-pound specimen, earning the title for the largest in the state and the 10th largest globally.