Bangor Daily News
Maine legislators urge AG’s office to fund struggling Bangor-based healthcare provider
Nine Maine legislators are urging the Attorney General to provide $1 million in opioid settlement funding to help Penobscot Community Health Care avoid bankruptcy and maintain vital housing services.
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9mUMaine's punter survived cancer. Now he'll keep kicking until he gets a bone marrow transplant.
Anthony Pecorella continues his football career at UMaine after cancer treatment as he prepares for a future bone marrow transplant.
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3mFire chief's exit clears way for rival Maine mill towns to share a leader
East Millinocket will share longtime Fire Chief Kevin McAdam with Millinocket for at least nine months.
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2mLetter: Susan Collins is exemplary
"I have been inspired by her leadership in my endeavors and inspired by her vision for the country and for Maine."
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4mNew voices, perspectives will be welcome on Bangor City Council
"It all adds up to feelings of frustration for many city residents and business owners."
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5mPerspective from Biddeford on ICE killing of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero
"Biddeford is a safe place to live. It also is a city built by immigrants since its founding in the 1600s."