Bangor Daily News
Oppressive heat, high humidity grip much of the US as students start a new school year
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A late summer heat wave has gripped much of the United States in a sweaty headlock and forecasters say it won’t let go anytime soon. Roughly 97 million people from the…
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4mBangor council strikes down proposed housing navigation program
The program would have used “housing navigators” to move homeless people into apartments and support them in their transition.
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5mHoulton officials considering ways to help taxpayers as valuations rise again
Town councilors voted to extend the tax payment deadline to Nov. 20 and also scheduled a special meeting to discuss more options.
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6mLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
This collection of opinion pieces highlights polarized views on Senator Susan Collins' political record, campaign visibility, and the broader implications of Maine's energy and social policies.
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6mMLB’s playoffs start today
Major League Baseball's postseason excitement begins with intense Wild Card series matchups, featuring rivalries and underdog stories as teams fight for a chance at the World Series.
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5mPowerful nor’easter floods Northeast again
A powerful, slow-moving nor’easter has battered the U.S. Northeast with flooding and high winds, causing significant power outages and travel disruptions while threatening coastal communities with further tidal surges.