Bangor Daily News
It only takes 2 people to make big decisions in Penobscot County
Penobscot County faces scrutiny for its three-member commission structure. While other Maine counties expand for better representation and legal compliance, local leaders debate if more members would…
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6mThe Iran deal: Success, failure or simply an intermission?
"I believe Trump deserves credit for several undeniable achievements. The United States avoided a costly ground war."
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4mLincoln artist illustrates the historical transformation of Maine logging
Roger Ryder's grandson, Vance Tompkins donated the series of eight watercolors to the Patten Lumbermen's Museum this month.
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4mBangor councilor registers vacant property but will not be charged back fees
Susan Hawes avoided registration and the accompanying fees to the city for years.
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3mFive miles of new trails open on conserved land in midcoast Maine
Explore Liberty's new Bolen Hill trail network, offering 5.5 miles of scenic forest and riverfront paths through conserved lands designed for both outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife protection.
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2mBangor may see record-breaking heat on Thursday
Bangor is bracing for a record-breaking heatwave this week, with temperatures soaring near 97 degrees before a slight cooling trend arrives just in time for Independence Day weekend.