Bangor Daily News
‘At the edge of a cliff’
The tragic death of Rachel Hunter highlights a crumbling rural emergency service system in Maine, where residents face 'ambulance deserts' and a lack of guaranteed, state-mandated coverage.
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7mCastine’s ‘matriarch’ keeps busy even as she turns 100
As she approaches her 100th birthday, Castine matriarch Doris Russell reflects on a life of civic duty, dedicated philanthropy, political leadership, and enduring, practical wisdom.
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3mKing Charles clarifies status of Prince Harry, Meghan after their return to the UK
King Charles III clarifies that Prince Harry and Meghan remain non-working royals, ensuring they do not utilize official titles or represent the monarchy in any public capacity.
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2mWHO WILL RESPOND TO YOU IN AN EMERGENCY?
Discover the complex reality of emergency response in Penobscot County through a new, comprehensive database revealing the often uncertain web of fire and ambulance services serving local communities.
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2mStudy: Maine has among highest demands for seasonal foreign labor
A new report highlights Maine's significant reliance on foreign seasonal labor to support its agricultural and hospitality industries, ranking ninth nationally in per capita visa demand.
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4mOwen Fowler named UMaine hockey captain
University of Maine men's hockey names standout forward Owen Fowler as team captain, with senior centers Sully Scholle and Max Scott appointed as assistant captains for the upcoming season.