Bangor Daily News
Suppressors and short-barreled rifles just got cheaper after tax change
"The National Firearms Act of 1934 was enacted to curb gangland crime during the height of the mob era. The idea was to create a tax barrier to limit the manufacture, transfer or sale of certain…
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6mDefenseman brings extensive pro experience to UMaine
Former professional hockey player Dru Krebs brings veteran leadership and a mature, efficient style of play to the University of Maine Black Bears in his collegiate debut season.
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4mValkyries must address defensive breakdowns
The Golden State Valkyries face a 2-1 deficit in the WNBA Finals after a defensive collapse led to a 97-71 Game 3 loss against the Atlanta Dream.
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2mCooper Flagg sets new record in Mavericks’ season opener
Cooper Flagg makes history as the highest-scoring teenager in an NBA season opener, underscoring his phenomenal talent despite a tough loss for the Dallas Mavericks.
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7m5 candidates running for 2 Brewer City Council seats
The candidates shared their views at a forum Thursday held by the Brewer Education Association.
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1mMan accused of setting off commercial-grade firework on a Bangor street
Police described the explosive as an “altered commercial-grade firework.”