Bangor Daily News
UMaine identifies human remains and hundreds of artifacts for repatriation to Wabanaki tribes
It's the largest set of remains and artifacts to be returned to the Wabanaki in recent years.
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14mBelfast family lives without modern amenities to protest environmental destruction
The Hughes family lives a minimalist, off-grid life in Maine, operating an 'intentional community' that serves as an incubator for climate activists and anti-capitalist projects.
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3mAffordability gloom helps shape Labor Day rallies
Democratic candidates in eastern Maine emphasized economic affordability and opposition to the Trump administration during Labor Day rallies, highlighting a motivated base seeking significant political change.
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8mMeet the man behind Bangor’s most controversial housing project
BangorHousing director Mike Myatt faces intense community backlash over a proposed supportive housing project, sparking a wider debate about affordability, taxpayer accountability, and the city's homelessness crisis.
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3mOld Town council presses ahead with ban on data centers
The proposed ban would last 180 days, and city councilors talked about sending the issue to a referendum next year.
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4mHundreds of chanting men have this Maine town searching for a law to stop them
Members of Legendarios, an evangelical men’s group, first showed up at a shuttered campsite in Kingfield last year.