Bangor Daily News
Did you lose ashes, kitchen knife or fake skull? A Maine town's police wants you to come get your stuff
If you don't get your rear over there before January, the unclaimed property will be sold, donated or, in the case of the possible smelly gym bag, destroyed “in accordance with applicable law.”
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3mOptimize child’s health with these steps
Expert advice on ensuring your child's success in first grade through healthy habits and tips for restoring liver health by eliminating alcohol and adopting a Mediterranean lifestyle.
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8mThousands of Canadians want Maine to reopen a 1970 death case
Nearly 3,000 Nova Scotians are petitioning Maine officials to reopen the 1970 investigation into the suspicious deaths of three Cape Breton teens killed on Maine train tracks.
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4mBangor library is displaying one of earliest Declaration of Independence copies
Residents of Bangor have a rare opportunity to view a historic Dunlap Broadside, one of the first printed copies of the Declaration of Independence, currently touring Maine libraries.
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4mKeep the promise to Maine’s veterans
The Take Care of America’s Veterans Act is crucial legislation that protects vital funding and expands essential health services, ensuring rural veterans receive the care they have earned.
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3mCommercial wharf in Rockland sold for $4.5M
A prime 2.9-acre commercial waterfront lot in Rockland's North End has been purchased for $4.5 million by Florida investors, marking a significant sale for the coastal Maine city.