Bangor Daily News
Maine has ignored this homegrown substitute for heating oil
Two startups plan to turn Maine tree waste into heating fuel, with buyers lined up, even as the state's climate plan leaves biofuels out.
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3mEnjoy a Maine summer
“There are plenty of Maine summer adventures for everyone to enjoy, whether they’re spending a weekend here or a lifetime.”
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5mPresque Isle airport still awaits federal air carrier selection
The U.S. Department of Transportation has yet to decide whether the airport will continue with JetBlue or change to American Airlines in September.
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7mMonths after ICE’s surge, a fatal shooting shows its Maine presence never stopped
The Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition described a “retreat” into rural parts of the state by federal immigration agencies following the statewide January surge.
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2mLetter: I voted for Trump and I’m worried about America
“We currently have a president that has enjoyed a partisan Congress and during his first two years has been allowed to run roughshod over the government, with threats and unfulfilled promises.”
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6mNorthern Maine schools will compete against Canadians in new basketball tourney
Aroostook County will host the first CANUSA Showcase basketball tournament in Presque Isle and Fort Fairfield, July 24-25.