Bangor Daily News
Quiet criminal case focuses on immigrant health provider that billed millions to MaineCare
Federal prosecutors charged three people connected with a Lewiston company in a tax fraud case alleging publicly funded interpreter services were never delivered.
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2mLetter: Reject Penobscot County jail question
"We can renovate the one we have for much, much less. We can use diversion and not arrest so many."
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4mHoulton council candidate wants to balance town services with affordability
Chris Robinson, a former Town Council chairman, is seeking a three-year seat as a declared write-in candidate.
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3mYou asked, Maine’s candidates answered
"Rather than having the editorial board drive the discussion, we want to put the focus on the topics and concerns that matter most to you."
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2mLetter: Further research needed on offshore wind in Maine
“Clean, renewable energy production helps reduce climate change impacts.”
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7mBangor City Council candidate wants to eliminate affordable housing
Instead of funding most social programs, Michael Furrow said he wants the city to focus on bringing in more jobs.