Bangor Daily News
Ellsworth residents imagine life without downtown dam as relicensing drags on
Removing the dam could open public shoreline access, restore fish passage, and create recreational activities for locals and tourists, local conservationists say.
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3mMaine man accused of killing infant daughter won’t have bail lowered, judge rules
Shawn Samuels is charged with depraved indifference murder in the death of 12-week-old Lyla Samuels.
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Arts on the Hill: The Hot Suppers
ROCKPORT — Join The Hot Suppers for an evening of live music at Beech Hill Preserve at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 19 as part of Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill series. The Hot Suppers are widely enjoyed midcoast Maine musicians who meld captivating original songs with their favorite rock, blues, old […]
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1mTeenager dies in rollover Fort Fairfield ATV crash
The driver of the side-by-side ATV turned hard left while accelerating, the Maine Warden Service said.
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7mMaine DHHS pulls Medicaid license from firm owned by suspended immigration attorney
That came after inspectors found dog feces and urine on pads in bedrooms, clients in beds with urine-soaked sheets and evidence of insect infestation.
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3mUMF student receives American Anthropological Association Mentorship Award
FARMINGTON — Trinity Slate, a University of Maine at Farmington anthropology and political science major from North Anson has been awarded the Ina Rosenthal-Urey mentorship award by the American Anthropological Association. This prestigious award pairs undergraduate anthropology majors with mentors from both academia and professionals in the field. Slate will meet with their mentors multiple […]