Bangor Daily News
Hancock County towns approve initial step toward taking ownership of dams
This is the first time Maine’s dam abandonment law has been tested to this extent, meaning it could set a precedent for other towns across the state.
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5mMaine’s giant wild blueberry dome is endangered and for sale
For more than 25 years, the blueberry has been a beacon along the county’s tourist route to share their small-farm values and educate visitors about the crop’s history.
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4mRural Maine road to a popular hiking trail finally being paved after a year-long battle
The road is used by residents and hikers to gain access to the 1,100-foot peak of Chick Hill.
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5mAcadia counts migrating hawks as researchers study climate change impact on raptors
The count comes as key tenets of the landmark Endangered Species Act have been dismantled under President Donald Trump’s administration.
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10mMaine sheriff's election rival among 3 deputies alleging illegal retaliation
"It sounds to me like a political hit job by my opponent six weeks before the election," Oxford County Sheriff Christopher Wainwright said.
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5mBefore the next storm, Maine must stand ready
“Getting ready does not have to be expensive or complicated.”