Bangor Daily News
The movement Graham Platner spoke to should not be lost
“I’m crushed because it could be the death of a movement in Maine that was never about Graham, it was about the people finally finding somebody willing to speak their thoughts into a microphone,…
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5mEntrepreneur brings rare pet care option to Aroostook
“I started out by helping out a couple of people from the vet’s office,” Katie Nickerson said. “From that, word-of-mouth spread. People just talked, and before I knew it, I had a client list of 35.”
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5mBangor approves 41 senior apartments years after developers hoped
Penquis now needs to secure funding for the $12 million project before crews can break ground.
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2mLetter: Mainers were too accepting of Graham Platner’s Nazi tattoo
“A Nazi insignia on a U.S. Senate candidate's chest, and the response from his party, his endorsers, and our own neighbors was essentially a shrug.”
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6m8 must-try Maine hikes if you love waterfalls
You don't always have to scale a mountain to find the best scenery in Maine — there are plenty of waterfalls that are easy to hike to.
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4mHow much lobster rolls cost in Maine right now
With the lobster-and-tourist season in full swing, we've updated the BDN Lobster Roll Index with mid-summer prices.