Bangor Daily News
OSHA: Mill ignored broken alarm, fire hazard
OSHA accuses Woodland Pulp of knowingly endangering workers, leading to fatal gas leaks and fires, resulting in proposed fines of nearly $800,000 for multiple serious and willful violations.
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2m2 men hurt when they collided with a wrecker
Two Naples men sustained serious injuries after their vehicle collided with a wrecker in Harrison on Monday afternoon; authorities confirmed speed and alcohol were not involved in the accident.
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3mRoommate’s ‘all-nighter’ causes worry, anger
This column addresses concerns about a roommate's irresponsible behavior and offers guidance for a man suffering from long-term verbal abuse in his marriage.
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5mJackson leans into town halls as an attack on Collins
Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson launches town halls to challenge Senator Susan Collins, renewing a long-standing political debate over her accessibility to Maine voters throughout her tenure.
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4mMillinocket salmon farm project paused over tariff volatility
Great Northern Salmon has suspended its $300 million Millinocket aquaculture project, citing economic instability and unpredictable tariff policies that complicate the importation of essential foreign-made equipment.
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5mTroy Jackson fires up supporters and faces questions at Lewiston town hall
“I see people standing up and fighting for a better government,” Jackson said, speaking next to an empty chair he said was meant for an invited Susan Collins. “It is time for a change.”