Bangor Daily News
Lincoln council won’t use grant money to fund traffic cameras
Lincoln town council removed fixed license plate readers from a grant-funded purchase list amid privacy concerns, opting instead to invest in utility vehicles and equipment upgrades.
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3mSpouse’s interest wanes after wife’s surgeries
Dear Abby provides compassionate advice to a woman struggling with a sexless marriage and a reader dealing with an emotionally volatile friend who repeatedly initiates toxic breakup cycles.
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3mSmall-ball Rays are 4 wins from their first World Series title
Junior Caminero and the Tampa Bay Rays clinch their third American League pennant, setting up an exciting World Series showdown against the Milwaukee Brewers for their first franchise title.
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7mAroostook wind project may rank among East Coast’s largest
Clearway Energy plans to develop a major utility-scale wind farm in Southern Aroostook, Maine, sparking both economic promise and significant local opposition regarding infrastructure and community impact.
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4mNew Orrington boat launch dedicated to former weekly newspaper owner
Orrington is developing a new Penobscot River boat landing named after longtime resident Alan Baker, featuring a ramp, playground, and picnic area, set to open in June 2027.
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7m4 candidates for 2 Ellsworth council seats clash on recall petition
Four candidates compete for two Ellsworth City Council seats following a divisive, failed recall petition, highlighting deep disagreements over local governance, financial responsibility, and short-term rental regulation.