Bangor Daily News
Rural Maine road to a popular hiking trail finally being paved after a year-long battle
The road is used by residents and hikers to gain access to the 1,100-foot peak of Chick Hill.
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2mLetter: Federal permitting reform bill would reverse environmental protections
“We need common sense legislation that will enable the transition to clean energy sources and cease subsidizing the fossil fuel industry with our tax dollars.”
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4mThis Maine couple traveled 991 miles to complete an ambitious hunting goal
Lauren Waycott and Melvin Waycott IV each harvested a turkey, bear, moose and deer, completing Maine’s hunting Grand Slam.
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5mAre these deer hunting gadgets really worth the money?
"Like many deer hunters, I enjoy my gadgets and toys."
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5mThese Aroostook students are tackling ‘Les Mis’
“I knew we had some great voices, but it’s just amazing," Fort Kent Community High School theater director Doug Clapp said.
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5mAroostook educator’s YA novel teaches inner resilience
Sara McQuarrie's debut novel "Strength Hidden" won an international gold medal and a children's book of the year award.