Bangor Daily News
Immigration rules should support families, not tear them apart
“Offering families a secure, legal pathway to migrating isn’t just the right thing to do; it’s also the smart choice for ensuring our communities remain vibrant and resilient.”
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3mWashington County residents raise nearly $34,000 in 22nd Annual Turkey-A-Thon to support local food pantries
Thanks to the generosity of community members across Washington County, this year’s Annual Turkey-A-Thon raised $33,884.78 with donations still coming in. While the total fell short of the $40,000 goal, the results are especially meaningful amid today’s economic challenges. The strong response reflects the enduring spirit of neighbors helping neighbors and the community’s commitment to […]
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4mMan accused of Colorado demonstration attack to change plea to federal hate crime charges
DENVER (AP) — An Egyptian man is scheduled to change his not guilty plea to federal hate crime and other charges Thursday for a deadly firebombing attack on demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, last year. Mohamed Soliman is already serving life in prison after pleading guilty to state charges last spring. Yelling “Free Palestine,” Soliman lit […]
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3mMaine joins nationwide lawsuit challenging Trump's gutting of anti-corruption law
The law requires businesses to report data to the Treasury Department that can be used to track down money launderers, fraudsters and tax cheats.
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2mBangor Christian Schools quarter 1 honor roll
Grade 12, high honors: Jadaan Barker, Addison Caldwell, Benjamin Conley, Thomas Curtis, Isaac DelMonaco, Jeremiah Dorr, Denise Frost, Racquel Gioia, Charity Guerrette, Jack Kowalski, Madison Lewis, William McClung, Blaze Morris, Drake Nash, Ashton Peavey, Camden Perkins, Laraine Remington, Ainsley Solari, Reese Starbird, Ava Stellato, Alden Stutheit, Calleigh Trenholm, Annie Tuck, Addi Tucker, Caroline Walden, Sage […]
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3mCNN, MSNOW and Politico ask court to make Trump access order permanent
Three news outlets have beefed up their legal complaint against the White House over access, saying it is continuing to defy a judge’s orders by refusing to let them return to covering President Donald Trump in the Oval Office and on Air Force One — thus violating their free speech rights by continuing to keep […]