Bangor Daily News
Toxic algae bloom suspected in midcoast shellfish die-off
Large-scale shellfish die-offs caused by a non-toxic algal bloom are devastating local mudflats in Harpswell, threatening the livelihoods of harvesters and prompting calls for urgent investigation…
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6mA data center developer has quietly eyed Bucksport’s former mill site
Bucksport officials are mulling options after learning data center representatives recently visited Bucksport's former paper mill.
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2mLetter: Why I support Dani O’Halloran
"She listens to everyone, respects all views, and works with everyone to do what is right for Brewer and the state of Maine."
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5mUS-Canada relations have weathered disagreements before. They will again.
"Neighbors talking trash about each other seems to be a clear sign of a dark period in U.S.-Canadian relations."
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2mSee every charge made on Penobscot County credit cards in 2025
More than 1,700 purchases for items ranging from spices to computer software were made on Penobscot County credit cards in 2025.
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2mLetter: Susan Collins shows up
"If you're asking Mainers to fire a sitting senator, you should be willing to stand next to her and make that case directly."