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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8mThese 5 buildings in Bangor are said to be haunted
Explore the chilling history of Bangor, Maine, as the local historical society shares haunting tales of unsolved murders and spectral figures lingering in the city's most iconic buildings.
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1mLobster boat sinks for second time in Rockland Harbor
For the second time in just one month, the lobster boat Barely Legal II has mysteriously sunk at its mooring within Rockland Harbor.
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5mProPublica fails to support its insinuations about Susan Collins
This critique argues that a ProPublica report regarding Senator Susan Collins relies on baseless insinuations, ignoring evidence that clears the senator of wrongdoing in a federal fraud case.
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4mYoung nursing student gets gray hairs
Dr. Roach addresses concerns about immune health for nursing students, explains the genetics of premature graying, and provides guidance for post-hip replacement recovery and persistent balance issues.
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7mPenobscot County panel endorses budget hike
Penobscot County Commissioners recommended a contentious 27.6% budget increase for 2027, driven by rising operational costs and jail funding needs, potentially impacting taxpayer property bills significantly.