Bangor Daily News
CMP is back with a huge power project and fresh political problems
Regulators have selected Central Maine Power's parent company to lead a massive wind transmission project in Aroostook County, sparking fresh political debate over costs and renewable energy policy.
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4mEastport’s only grocery store is closing
Eastport faces a food desert crisis as its only grocery store, R&M IGA, prepares to close, forcing residents to travel nearly an hour for fresh produce and basic necessities.
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6mCharges dropped against woman who freed dog
Camden Police Chief Allen Weaver announced that burglary charges against a woman who removed a dog from a hot truck will be dropped following a review of the incident.
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3mMan stabbed his mom repeatedly, records say
An Old Town man faces multiple felony charges after allegedly kidnapping and brutally assaulting his mother with a barbell and a knife before being captured following a police manhunt.
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3mNew greenhouse awaits Holden-area students
Students in Clifton, Holden, and Eddington gain a new outdoor classroom as a community-funded greenhouse opens at Holden Elementary School, fostering hands-on nature learning for young students.
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2mBoy recovering after being run over by car
A 3-year-old boy in Lagrange is recovering after being struck by a vehicle on Wednesday, suffering from broken bones and significant injuries while his family seeks community support.