Bangor Daily News
Brewer schools and conservative activist’s estate reach settlement in years-long lawsuit
Once a settlement is signed, the lawsuit will be dismissed with prejudice, which means it cannot be refiled.
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2mBurglary suspect fled from police to Penobscot River island
Nicholas Violette, 25, allegedly broke into his ex's home through a window.
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3mMaine hunter shoots 1st 200-pound buck with a bow
Devon Polley had to call in a dog to track down the deer.
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6mAudit found $2.6M deficit in Rockland school board budget
That deficit was driven by MaineCare not reimbursing the district for speech therapy, occupational therapy and physical therapy for students.
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2mAppeals court dismisses Maine lobstermen defamation case against California aquarium
The federal appeals court said that Maine lobstermen cannot prove harm to their individual businesses.
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5mBangor’s service-center role deserves support, accountability, and honest discussion
"Suggesting that surrounding communities are responsible for Bangor’s broader challenges is neither fair nor productive."