Bangor Daily News
Why we don’t believe survivors of sexual assault and human trafficking
“The case of Jeffrey Epstein makes clear that disbelief is often less about evidence and more about power — who has it, who threatens it, and who is protected by it.”
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4mSprawling 117-acre campground on a Maine lake is selling for $9.8M
The Colonial Mast Campground in Naples has been owned and operated by the same family for nearly 50 years.
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2mLetter: We need more information before making decisions on discarded needles
"Five syringes of unknown origin should not become evidence that Bangor is sending a syringe problem downstream."
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5mAn equal rights amendment is long overdue
"It is up to us the voters to elect lawmakers who believe men and women should be treated equally."
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5mProject covering Penobscot River mercury contamination with sand to begin this week
It’s the first major on-the-ground work to clean up industrial contamination following a 22-year court battle.
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4mMaine’s largest balloon festival returns to Aroostook skies
The Crown of Maine Balloon Festival will be held in Presque Isle starting Friday and run through Sunday and is free to attend.