Bangor Daily News
Orono council creates committee on license plate reading cameras
The town is the latest in Maine to consider how to regulate the controversial technology.
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5mBDN reporter wins Maine Press Association’s Journalist of the Year
Bangor Daily News investigative reporter Callie Ferguson was named Maine Journalist of the Year, leading a successful awards haul for the newspaper at the annual Maine Press Association conference.
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2mGolden sends campaign cash to fellow Democrats around the US
Outgoing Maine Representative Jared Golden is distributing his campaign's remaining funds to support Democratic House candidates and party efforts nationwide as he steps away from his congressional seat.
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3mTroy Jackson endorsed by Houlton Band of Maliseets
Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson gains the Houlton Band of Maliseets' endorsement, highlighting diverging campaign strategies regarding tribal sovereignty and federal support between him and Senator Susan Collins.
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6mTrade dispute bars liquor delivery through Campobello
Caught in U.S.-Canada trade tensions, a vital supply truck for Campobello Island faced border blockades, sparking political concern and renewing calls for a reliable, year-round ferry service.
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4mBerry-picking farm on the market for $4.5M
After 25 years of stewardship, the Beardsworths are selling their beloved 170-acre Homewood Farm in Blue Hill for $4.5 million, inviting a new owner to continue its storied legacy.