Bangor Daily News
America already tried permanent daylight saving time. It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?
NEW YORK (AP) — It’s an idea whose time, as it were, may have come — again. The twice-yearly changing of the clocks in the United States could be a thing of the past if legislation currently in…
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2mPresque Isle ramps up enforcement against owners of dangerous buildings
Hearings on five buildings to be held in October and November will match the total number the city has held in the past year.
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5m2nd phase of Lockwood Mills redevelopment to add 50 affordable housing units in Waterville
North River Co. plans to convert a second historic mill building, expanding on earlier work that created 65 units now managed by the Waterville Housing Authority.
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3mGraham Platner no longer scheduled to speak at Labor Day rally
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Former Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner is no longer set to speak at a Labor Day rally when he makes his first major public appearance since ending his campaign against Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine. Platner, who won the nomination in June but dropped out in July after Politico reported […]
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5mMaine lawmakers urge Janet Mills to save a Bangor medical provider on the verge of bankruptcy
The bipartisan coalition is calling on Gov. Janet Mills and Maine DHHS to divert millions to Penobscot Community Health Care.
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2mFormer UMaine standout Zavier Scott signs with Chicago Bears
The 27-year-old former Black Bears' running back-wide receiver played for the Minnesota Vikings last season but was waived by the team earlier this week.