Bangor Daily News
First National Bank named a 2026 Best Place to Work in Maine
DAMARISCOTTA — First National Bank has been named one of the 2026 Best Places to Work in Maine, recognizing the Bank among the state’s leading employers and reinforcing its commitment to creating a…
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3mShaw’s sued after truck driver fatally crushed by rock salt
Randall “Randy” Rackliffe, of Saco, died eight months after an unstable pallet of water bottles and rock salt shifted in a semi-trailer, crushing him.
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2mVirginia GOP says shooting outside its offices in Richmond appears unrelated to its operations
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The Republican Party of Virginia said a shooting Thursday just outside its offices in Richmond doesn’t appear to have anything to do with its operations. The party said in a statement posted online that a woman was shot around 1:45 p.m. directly in front of the building that houses its offices. […]
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5mUMaine men’s hockey defenseman has already outscored last season’s goal total
As a freshman defenseman, Loic Usereau scored two goals in 29 games. In UMaine's first six games, he already has three.
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1m2 hospitalized after Harpswell house fire
Four people and two dogs were in the house at the time of the early morning fire.
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2mLongtime Bangor law firm merges with Rudman Winchell
The merger is the most recent shift in the area’s law firms.