Bangor Daily News
How Jackson differs from Collins on foreign policy
Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson is elevating his foreign policy profile, challenging incumbent Susan Collins by linking global conflicts to economic burdens for Maine households and voters.
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4mScientists certain wayward SpaceX rocket slammed into the moon
A SpaceX rocket upper stage collided with the moon near Einstein Crater after drifting for a year, leaving a confirmed debris plume and raising concerns about lunar litter.
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2mGreenville woman on way to Fla. reported missing
Authorities are urgently seeking the public's help to locate 83-year-old Eleanor Pritham, who went missing while driving from Maine to Florida with her two dogs.
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7mA complicated relationship
The theft of lobsters from a local fisherwoman at Northeast Harbor highlights the growing tension between Mount Desert Island's working-class locals and seasonal visitors.
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5mNew super PAC boosts Jackson’s Senate campaign
Liberal dark money groups are pouring $1.3 million into ads for Troy Jackson’s Maine Senate bid, aiming to close the spending gap against incumbent Republican Susan Collins.
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1mOrono library’s $8.6M expansion will move forward
Orono library's ambitious $8.6 million expansion project is officially scheduled to move forward on August 6, 2026, marking a significant development for the local community facility.