Bangor Daily News
Ellsworth case highlights pitfalls of electing probate judges
A bill introduced about a year after William Blaisdell first ran afoul of court child support orders would address some concerns about how the judgeships are structured and who oversees them.
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4mBucksport eyes new developer for long-vacant lot where project failed to materialize
It’s another chapter in efforts to increase economic activity in Bucksport post-paper mill and increase the town’s available housing amid a statewide shortage.
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4mThank you, public educators
“Every day, teachers in public schools welcome, care for, accommodate, and teach students who may have very few financial and social resources outside of school, who may have just moved to the school community from another country and don’t speak English as their first language.”
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2mLetter: Mental health care must be a priority in the November election
“People seeking mental health care are too often met with long waits and too few providers. The consequences can be devastating.”
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6mJen Jones, Tyler Muzzy headline Husson Hall of Fame inductees
Husson University announces the induction of seven outstanding athletes and the 2017-18 men's golf team into its Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating their significant athletic achievements and legacy.
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5mColts backup QB Richardson runs for TD in tie with Pats
Anthony Richardson returns to action as the Indianapolis Colts and New England Patriots play to a 13-13 preseason tie, marked by mixed results and strategic roster management.