Bangor Daily News
Bangor will fund an as-needed overnight warming center this winter
Bangor City Council unanimously approved funding for an overnight warming center at the Together Place, providing 40 emergency beds to save lives during extreme winter temperatures.
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1mDOWNTOWN HOUSING
A historic building in downtown Bangor is slated for redevelopment, featuring 14 new studio apartments to address local housing needs.
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4mBangor City Council bans remote public comments once again
Bangor City Council is banning remote public comments via Zoom after persistent disruptions from individuals using the platform to broadcast racist and antisemitic hate speech during meetings.
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3mMarried woman’s former flames keep resurfacing
A woman struggles with lingering thoughts of an ex-boyfriend, while another couple deals with the fallout of houseguests who expected their hosts to accommodate their disrespectful and inconsiderate behavior.
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4mKing backs Dunlap in race against LePage
Independent U.S. Senator Angus King has endorsed Democrat Matt Dunlap for Maine's 2nd Congressional District, citing his legislative expertise and strong advocacy for the state's sportsmen and women.
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4m3 moments from Troy Jackson and Elizabeth Warren’s latest appeal to progressives in Waterville
Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson and Senator Elizabeth Warren campaigned in Waterville, criticizing Republican Senator Susan Collins while addressing economic concerns, trade tariffs, and the need for AI regulation.