Bangor Daily News
New Maine ‘ICE out’ laws protect our safety and privacy
“Three new laws, which we are calling ICE Out of Maine laws, took effect Wednesday, drawing a line to protect Maine from federal overreach, build trust, and allow people to live more safely and…
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7mEastport united in opposition to plans to explore underwater data center
Eastport residents are uniting across political lines to protest a controversial proposal by DeepGreen to submerge a massive data center in Passamaquoddy Bay, citing environmental and economic concerns.
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6mWashburn readies for 45th August Festival
Washburn celebrates its 45th annual August Festival this weekend, featuring a parade, reunions, family activities, and community honors to celebrate local connections and homecoming traditions.
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4mOwners of Aroostook ‘tiny empire’ with variety store and bowling alley cut price to under $1M
Seiders Variety, Redemption and Sporting Goods in Hodgdon was originally listed for sale in 2024 for $1.7 million.
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2mVacated Brewer council seat will remain empty until November
Bill Kimball resigned from his seat July 29 because he wasn’t able to commit the amount of time he wanted to the position.
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5mKatahdin Woods and Waters is celebrating 10th anniversary this weekend
The weekend events including ranger-led paddles, dark sky viewing and Indigenous earring-making demonstrations.