Bangor Daily News
I left Maine to see if this famous trout river lived up to the hype
"The scenery around the Bighorn is a mix of rolling plains, foothills and red cliffs. Austere to the eyes of a New Englander, yet beautiful in its own way."
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2mLetter: We must find a new candidate like Graham Platner to rally around
“At a time of desperate need for new leadership, Graham Plater appeared unique for Maine.”
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7mMeet 16 obscure Maine Democrats shaping Graham Platner's replacement
A retired art teacher, a candidate's husband and a finance executive will be among those playing an influential role in the process.
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6mBangor’s newest rabbi wants to bring a spirit of playfulness to religious life
Rabbi Daniel Alter started last week and will hold his first Shabbat service on Friday.
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3mFood truck is opening permanent restaurant in Old Town
No Bones Grill is opening on Main Street, July 14, for a soft opening and holding a grand opening July 20.
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5mGraham Platner’s tale of repair and redemption need not end here
“Platner can then turn towards societal repair, through advocacy for policies, programs and funding to help boys and young men grow into safe, responsible members of our communities, as well as to address gender-based, sexual, and domestic violence.”