Bangor Daily News
Blue Hill’s high school building new entrance in spite of cuts
George Stevens Academy breaks ground on a $2.1 million 'Gateway Project' to improve campus safety and traffic, despite recent deep budget cuts and staffing layoffs due to declining enrollment.
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1mDaily Heroscope
Stars align today, July sixteenth, twenty-six, destiny awaits.
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2mEddington preparing to replace arrested school board member
Eddington officials plan to replace school board member Brittany Wood, who faces felony charges and likely removal for absenteeism following her involvement in a child welfare case.
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5mFeds: Cost-saving measure led to deaths of 2 at Down East mill
Federal investigators reveal that lack of safety monitors and ventilation systems led to the tragic deaths of two young workers at a Maine mill following a toxic chemical release.
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2mMan arrested after firing gun inside Raymond home, ramming cruiser
A 44-year-old man was arrested in Raymond after firing shots inside a home, fleeing in a vehicle, and intentionally ramming a police cruiser while intoxicated.
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4mThe movement Graham Platner spoke to should not be lost
A Maine volunteer expresses deep heartbreak as allegations against candidate Graham Platner threaten a powerful grassroots movement aimed at economic reform and representing the voices of regular hard-working citizens.