Bangor Daily News
Burglary charge could send man linked to Navajo elder's disappearance back to federal prison
PHOENIX (AP) — The last person known to have seen Navajo elder Ella Mae Begay alive has been accused of burglary in an unrelated incident, raising questions about whether he will be sent back to…
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6mModel T tour rolls through Aroostook
Classic Model T Ford enthusiasts are touring northern Maine, bringing a significant boost to the local economy while celebrating vintage automotive history in the scenic Aroostook region.
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2mEarly morning fire destroys local home
A Woodland home was destroyed by a massive fire early Wednesday, likely caused by improperly discarded smoking materials. Fortunately, all occupants escaped safely without injury.
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3mUMFK hires Carlson as athletic director
National champion rugby coach Becky Carlson has been appointed as the new athletic director at the University of Maine at Fort Kent to lead its expanding sports program.
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5mHouse speaker touts clean energy in stop at Loring
Maine Speaker Ryan Fecteau highlights Limestone’s successful solar project as a model for municipalities to lower skyrocketing electricity costs and offset property tax burdens through clean energy diversification.
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4mPresque Isle could house Aroostook’s next jail
It’s the latest step in a multiyear process to replace the 1890 jail, which has been deemed obsolete.