Bangor Daily News
Parched summer in the Rockies sends hungry bears into urban areas and confrontations with people
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Patrick Sullivan was sure it was a “crazy neighbor” honking a car horn nonstop while Sullivan was up feeding his infant son at 3 a.m. one night this summer. It was a…
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4mDust, landowners and a bridge disrupted this Maine ATV route. Now it’s open again.
The proximity of nearby homes made it difficult to ameliorate landowner concerns about dust and traffic.
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1mLetter: Susan Collins checks all the right boxes
"In this strange election year, we ought to look for agreement on the most important things: Which candidate is trustworthy, has solid character, shows good judgment and defends free enterprise for all individuals."
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8mMeet the man behind Bangor’s most controversial housing development
The backlash was so intense that Mike Myatt and his team decided to abandon a second supportive housing project in the city.
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2mLetter: Vote Democratic to save America
"I believe the America we grew up with is in danger of extinction."
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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.