Bangor Daily News
Maine mobile home park residents have faced nearly 3 years of unsafe water amid rent hikes
Residents have lived under a boil water order since 2023. Water stoppages, plus high levels of bacteria and “forever chemicals,” have led some to stop drinking the water altogether.
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8mProgram that housed 100 people in Portland eyes Bangor expansion
The City Council will vote Monday whether to contribute opioid settlement funding to adopt the program, based on Portland's Project HOPE.
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2mLetter: Susan Collins fights for hard-working Mainers
"Susan has delivered $1.5 billion in funding for projects across every county in this state, from York to Aroostook."
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4mPaul LePage is a ‘big fan’ of data centers in an era of skepticism
The former governor — and current candidate for Maine's open 2nd District seat — said he believes data centers will create jobs.
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5mA Mainer’s quest for Labrador’s brook trout
"It wasn’t just about the fish. We were in an amazing place, with amazing people. The fish brought us all together."
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7mFinding a doctor in Maine is hard. Here’s how to research your options.
A series of high-profile verdicts in medical malpractice cases have left Mainers wondering how they can protect themselves from medical errors.