Bangor Daily News
A Maine peninsula’s towns keep saying no to marijuana stores
A second "no" vote in Sedgwick on Tuesday follows a similar vote in neighboring Blue Hill in 2025.
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9mBlue Dog Democrats have a plan to reduce the debt and fix our broken budget process
"Congress has not passed a complete budget on time for 30 years."
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2mLetter: Maine needs fair trade agreements with Canada
“Here’s something you don’t often hear in letters like this: Canada has not always played fair with Maine.”
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3m$2.2M property tops list of Bangor home sales, Sept. 27-Oct. 3
Two of the 14 residential properties that changed hands sold for more than $1 million.
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5mDonald Trump dared voters to pretend he was on the ballot. They did, and Republicans lost big.
“Collins, the only Republican member of Congress in New England, could not overcome deep dissatisfaction with the president and frustration among many voters that she didn’t use her seniority and role as chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee to hold Trump more accountable.”
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4mAfter years of trying, Ellsworth businessman picked for public office at 78
John Linnehan won one of two open School Board seats in a five-way race.