Bangor Daily News
These new birds are changing how spring sounds in Maine
"A variety of southern birds have moved northward as the climate warms, forests rebound and bird-feeding becomes more popular."
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6mUMaine puts on encouraging performance
The University of Maine men’s hockey team impressed with a hard-fought weekend series against nationally ranked Quinnipiac, showcasing grit, defensive depth, and promising momentum for the season ahead.
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3mVolunteer Down East ambulance service to close after 60 years
After 60 years of service, the Dennys River Volunteer Ambulance in rural Maine is closing due to a critical volunteer shortage, leaving local communities scrambling for emergency medical coverage.
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4mLIV players face another deadline with future at stake
As LIV Golf faces financial restructuring and reduced appeal, players now confront a strict ultimatum from the European tour that threatens their eligibility for major events like the Ryder Cup.
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7m2 killed in wrong-way collision on I-95 in Medway
This report details various recent incidents across Maine, including fatal collisions, arrests for burglary and reckless endangerment, a drowning, structure fires, and a dangerous police chase.
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2mFirst Mainers who received Alfond Grant at birth now using it for college
Maine students are now utilizing their long-term $500 Alfond Grant investments to fund their college education, proving the lasting impact of early saving strategies for higher education.