Bangor Daily News
Graham Platner’s national finance director has resigned
Ronald Holmes III said Friday morning that he feels his “professional standards” are “no longer fully aligned with those” of Platner’s campaign.
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2mBangor police arrest alleged rock-throwing Presque Isle man
Benjamin Brigman was intially reported to be throwing rocks at a vehicle outside a Main Street restaurant at about 6:35 a.m.
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6mUMaine men’s hockey prepares for challenging test in home opener against Quinnipiac
The Bobcats, perennial NCAA national championship contenders, are coming off a 10-2 thrashing of New Hampshire.
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4mMaine AG’s office mistakenly shares 45 pages of sensitive information on pending cases
The document details evidence in cases, including listing manslaughter or homicide cases in which suspects, named in the document, have not yet been criminally charged.
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2mMaine heating oil prices near $6 a gallon
In eastern and Down East Maine, prices range from a low of $5.50 to a high of $6.30.
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2mFormer Maine police officer pleads not guilty in alleged overtime fraud scheme
Timothy Barker, 55, allegedly tried to collect as much as $10,000 in overtime for traffic details he didn't work.