Bangor Daily News
Parents can’t afford family members’ free ride
A retired couple faces financial strain and ungrateful adult children, while a helpful individual seeks advice on the social etiquette of pointing out wardrobe malfunctions to strangers.
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4mResidents vote to keep Ashland Police Department
Town officials plan to seek other ways to save money.
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3mHouse Democrats pick Ambureen Rana of Bangor as new assistant leader
The second-term rep previously served on the Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee, which sets the state budget.
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3mNew town leaders take helm in Houlton
Houlton's newly elected Town Council, featuring three incumbents and two challengers, held their first meeting after a record-breaking turnout, appointing local officials and re-electing Chris Robinson as chairman.
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3mPenobscot County hits 50 HIV cases
Penobscot County reaches a concerning milestone of 50 HIV cases, highlighting a persistent health crisis among vulnerable populations as officials urge increased testing and prevention efforts.
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5mA brutal sell-off for AI stocks sends Wall Street reeling, the S&P 500 tumbles 4.4%
Wall Street faces a brutal sell-off as AI-related stocks plummet amid concerns over rising costs, construction delays, and potential political headwinds following midterm election results.