Bangor Daily News
From salmonberry harvests to traditional tattoos, Native American culture is spotlighted in November
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Fawn Douglas puts an urban spin on traditional basketmaking. Instead of using desert plants, she tightly weaves heavy conduit wire to form the base of a basket she plans to display…
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5mIf Maine has a Halloween bird, it’s the raven. And there’s more to it than meets the eye.
"Biologists have been testing raven intelligence for decades, trying to determine how smart they really are. Typically, the ravens beat the tests."
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3m‘Broomstick’ brings the season of the witch to the Bangor Opera House
"'Broomstick' is a fascinating 90 minutes of fun and gets the audience rethinking its opinion of witches from childhood," Judy Harrison writes.
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3mHancock County town expands EMS to 24/7 coverage
Gouldsboro voted on Thursday night to approve funding for the expansion.
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2mLetter: Penobscot should adopt rules before allowing a pub
“Good intentions are no substitute for enforceable limits, and the upcoming vote wouldn’t set hours, control noise or stop future expansion.”
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5mFew know about this trail in Acadia National Park
Acorns rolled and crunched beneath my boots as I followed Breakneck Road deeper into the wilderness of Acadia National Park.