Bangor Daily News
Lincoln artist illustrates the historical transformation of Maine logging
Roger Ryder's grandson, Vance Tompkins donated the series of eight watercolors to the Patten Lumbermen's Museum this month.
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4mBangor councilor registers vacant property but will not be charged back fees
Susan Hawes avoided registration and the accompanying fees to the city for years.
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6mThe Iran deal: Success, failure or simply an intermission?
"I believe Trump deserves credit for several undeniable achievements. The United States avoided a costly ground war."
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7mIt only takes 2 people to make big decisions in Penobscot County
Penobscot County faces scrutiny for its three-member commission structure. While other Maine counties expand for better representation and legal compliance, local leaders debate if more members would solve recent crises.
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9mRail firms investing millions in Maine as cross-border freight traffic grows
Maine is transforming into a vital shipping hub as major railroads like CPKC and CSX invest millions to connect Canadian ports with U.S. markets, driving significant freight growth projections.
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5mBangor permitted fewer houses last year than towns a fraction of its size
Despite declaring a 'year of building,' Bangor's housing permits significantly lagged behind other Maine cities in 2025, prompting councilors to seek new ways to incentivize affordable residential development.