Bangor Daily News
Hartland family leaves town after landfill fight
Hartland, Maine, faces deep division as a local landfill expansion, critical for town revenue, forces residents to endure persistent odors and prompts families to relocate in frustration.
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3mMan charged with 34 felonies for alleged attacks with explosives and drones
A Maine man faces 34 federal charges for weaponizing drones with fireworks and explosives to terrorize neighbors, causing property damage and injuries over an eighteen-month campaign.
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2mSpringfield coasts to football win over Husson
Springfield College dominated Husson University with a commanding 48-0 shutout victory, powered by a massive 436-yard rushing performance to remain undefeated early in the season.
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4mSteve Ballmer apologizes as Clippers accept $30 million fine from NBA
Clippers owner Steve Ballmer ends his defiance, accepting a $30 million fine and draft pick forfeitures following an NBA investigation into salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard.
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3m2 lakefront camps in Maine priced under $250K
Discover five affordable Maine waterfront camps currently on the market for under $250,000, offering the perfect opportunity to secure a seasonal retreat before the winter season arrives.
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3mPopular midcoast nightspot abruptly closes its doors
Popular Searsport restaurant Hey Sailor! has abruptly gone dark, leaving its future uncertain amid building sale listings and the aftermath of challenging local road construction projects.