Bangor Daily News
UM will build 3D-printed homes for new neighborhood
The University of Maine will utilize its world-leading 3D-printing technology to construct nine sustainable, energy-efficient homes for individuals experiencing homelessness, supported by a $4…
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5mAd on Jackson joins wave of misleading claims in Senate race
As the Maine Senate race heats up, both Republican and Democratic campaigns trade accusations over misleading political advertisements regarding Social Security and Medicaid policies.
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6mLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
This collection of letters to the editor explores diverse perspectives on Maine politics, featuring arguments for and against Senator Susan Collins and an endorsement for Nate Burnett.
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5mMaine’s statewide school cellphone ban isn’t enough
While Maine's new cellphone ban improves classroom focus, it is insufficient; the state must now enact comprehensive media literacy legislation to protect students from manipulative digital environments and AI.
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3mtoday in history
Explore significant historical events occurring on August 20, ranging from the invasion of Czechoslovakia and the publication of Darwin's theory to the founding of the NFL.
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8mBangor recovery center could soon be reopening
Bangor city councilors are debating whether to provide emergency funding to help the struggling Together Place Peer Run Recovery Center reopen its vital community services after recent financial closures.