Bangor Daily News
Ellsworth producers differ on possible food sovereignty rule
Ellsworth residents are debating a proposed food sovereignty ordinance that would allow local producers to sell homemade meals without expensive commercial kitchen requirements, sparking concerns…
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3mClosure of ice cream shop among changes in Blue Hill-area dining
The Blue Hill-area food scene undergoes a transformation as beloved shops retire, new restaurants relocate to fresh venues, and seasonal spots wrap up their successful summer operations.
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4mRockland seafood landings plummet to record low
Rockland seeks a $300,000 grant to revitalize its struggling fish pier, combat declining seafood landings, and modernize aging infrastructure to better support local commercial fishing fleets.
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5mYankees make 4 errors in sloppy playoff loss to Rays
The New York Yankees face elimination after a defensive collapse featuring four errors and unearned runs led to a 5-2 ALDS Game 2 loss against the Tampa Bay Rays.
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3mMidcoast Victorian inn sells for $3.3M
A stately Victorian inn on Rockland's Talbot Avenue has been sold to EJ Estates LLC for $3.3 million, marking a new chapter for the historic 12-room property.
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5mBangor man allegedly confessed to jailmate about 1984 Calais slaying
The murder trial of Raymond Brown has begun, four decades after 18-year-old Linda Maxwell was found dead, with prosecutors alleging Brown confessed to the killing to a jailmate.