Bangor Daily News
Maine stops payments to embattled health care provider facing fraud allegations
Tuesday's move came on the same day that congressional Republicans flagged Gateway Community Services as well as current and former employees as potential targets of a welfare fraud investigation.
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3mEast Millinocket firefighters 1st in Maine to get PFAS-free gear
“Performance-wise, so far, everybody likes it,” Fire Chief Kevin McAdam said. “It's flexible. It's maneuverable. Better than some of the older stuff that we had.”
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3mCourt records in Hancock and Washington counties are now online
Nine of Maine's 16 counties have already digitized their court dockets, and the state’s judiciary intends for records in all counties to be online by February 2027.
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4mDemocrats blast activists for featuring Graham Platner at Labor Day rally
The Hancock County Democratic Committee promoted the event on Facebook and Instagram on Thursday morning.
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2mEllsworth newspaper lays off employees
Chris Crockett, the newspaper’s publisher, confirmed on Thursday that some employees were let go.
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6mBangor’s city council may reconsider tax deal for homeless housing
The deal would reimburse the developer for 75% of the project's property taxes over a 30-year period.