Bangor Daily News
Can’t find the deer you shot in Maine? Here’s what to do.
Each year, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife licenses trained handlers who use leashed dogs to track wounded or dead deer.
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5mNew poll suggests tougher environment for Susan Collins than 2020
A recent survey of 800 likely voters found 52% disapproved of the five-term senator’s job performance.
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8mWhere extreme heat is having the biggest impact on Americans’ lives, according to a new AP-NORC poll
Elisa Bracamonte has lived in Arizona her whole life, so she’s used to adjusting her schedule and outdoor activities around high temperatures, especially during the summer months. But the 74-year-old retired nurse from Tucson said she feels the heat has been impacting more of her day-to-day: summer plans with family members across the region, meetups […]
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2mLetter: Maine’s Wabanaki people deserve better than more pollution
“As a society, do we really want to support the expansion of a landfill that could be contributing to disproportionate rates of cancer among Wabanaki people living near Juniper Ridge?”
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4mAmerican science is under assault
"The Trump administration’s campaign of climate change denial, politicization of federal science, and withdrawal of funding for university science is having profound negative effects on American science."
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4mVintage shop and crafting space reopens historic Blue Hill barn to the community
Farmhouse Vintage at 419 South St. is open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday through November.