Bangor Daily News
Hancock County forms panel to decide how to spend opioid settlement funds
The county so far has received close to $1 million and expects to receive in total a little more than $2.5 million by 2038.
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4mA northern Maine couple is carrying on the legacy of a mobile Down East pizza business
For more than a decade, the distinctive copper dome of the wood-fired oven was a reliable presence at festivals and events around the state.
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2mLetter: Credit card bill is the wrong fix
“I’m asking our representatives to oppose this bill and back something that actually protects us.”
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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.