Bangor Daily News
Maine's prisons will continue to allow for punishments regardless of guilt
The Maine Department of Corrections argued that it would be unreasonable to wait for the formal process before acting to ensure safety.
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2mTroy Jackson reportedly wore an $89 off-the-rack suit on his first day in DC
Senator-elect Troy Jackson’s decision to wear an affordable suit to the U.S. Capitol has ignited a social media debate over whether the choice reflects genuine populism or political posturing.
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2mHannah Pingree chooses longtime family adviser as her chief of staff
Governor-elect Hannah Pingree appoints seasoned political strategist Jesse Connolly as her chief of staff to help manage a tight transition schedule and urgent state budget challenges.
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6mAn act of compassion which can put a strain on resources
A homeless man dropped off in Bangor by a sheriff's deputy allegedly sparked a crime spree, highlighting the ongoing strain on city resources as neighboring towns lack essential support services.
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9mWhy ‘blue wave’ didn’t hit Bangor council race
Bangor voters defied a statewide Democratic trend by electing three conservative city councilors, signaling a local desire for change, new leadership, and a departure from the political status quo.
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2mBucksport appoints new deputy fire chief
Capt. Joseph Wardwell will be sworn in and begin at the start of 2027.