Bangor Daily News
Bangor police clear suspicious package along Pride parade route
Officers shut down the intersections of Hammond and Main streets and Harlow and Exchange streets while investigating the package.
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8mTroy Jackson’s logger brand rests on a woods career that ended years ago
The Democratic U.S. Senate candidate logged on and in a hard-hit industry for years. Since 2012, his work has turned to unions and organizing.
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2mLetter: Supporting Bobby Charles and local control of education
“Maine's children deserve an education system that prioritizes academic excellence, fiscal responsibility, and local decisionmaking.”
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2mLetter: Vote for Troy Jackson and Matt Dunlap to stop Donald Trump
“A vote for Jackson and Dunlap can help carry a Democratic majority in both the Senate and the House.”
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5mMaine can’t afford Troy Jackson in Washington
“Maine families can't spend money they don't have and send the bill to someone else. The people they send to Washington shouldn't either.”
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4mCenturies-old Gouldsboro building with a harbor-view apartment is selling for $335K
The building dates back to 1800 and once served as the town’s post office.