Bangor Daily News
Their captain told them to let go. The young fishermen refused and saved him.
When Jay Fiandaca became caught in trap line, brothers Lukas and Hayden Fortin worked together to keep him from being dragged overboard.
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4mMaine farmers and fishermen can get federal assistance to offset high fuel prices
As of Wednesday, Maine diesel prices are up 66% from a year ago.
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1mVandals damaged a Penobscot County hayfield
That vandalism could jeopardize public access to more than 1,000 acres.
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3mMaine Veterans’ Homes’ Baker receives National Leader of the Year Award
Donna Baker, director of quality, risk and compliance at Maine Veterans’ Homes, received the 2026 American Health Care Association Leader of the Year Award at the AHCA/NCAL Convention & Expo in Boston. Presented to one individual nationwide each year, the award recognizes outstanding leadership in long-term care. It is part of the American Health Care […]
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3mAcadia expanding disability access to a busy oceanfront walking path
Trail crews repaired and improved a 500 foot stretch of Ocean Path, which hugs the eastern edge of Mount Desert Island.
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2mCommunity folk dance with Pourparler in Saco
SACO – Need a dose of exuberance in your life? Join us for a lively evening of music, movement and cultural discovery! Learn a variety of fun, easy-to-follow folk dances inspired by traditions from around the world, led by talented community dance leaders from across the U.S. and Canada, at Ferry Beach from 7:30 to […]