Bangor Daily News
Feds and Mi’kmaq Nation sign deal to protect piece of Aroostook wilderness
Wednesday’s agreement sets the stage for future cooperation, something the federal government has more strongly emphasized in recent years.
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6mHoulton asks court to dismiss public records case over cameras
Houlton faces a lawsuit from a resident alleging the town failed to provide all public records regarding its controversial facial recognition cameras, violating state law and a settlement agreement.
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3mClosure of ice cream shop among changes in Blue Hill-area dining
The Blue Hill-area food scene undergoes a transformation as beloved shops retire, new restaurants relocate to fresh venues, and seasonal spots wrap up their successful summer operations.
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4mRockland seafood landings plummet to record low
Rockland seeks a $300,000 grant to revitalize its struggling fish pier, combat declining seafood landings, and modernize aging infrastructure to better support local commercial fishing fleets.
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5mYankees make 4 errors in sloppy playoff loss to Rays
The New York Yankees face elimination after a defensive collapse featuring four errors and unearned runs led to a 5-2 ALDS Game 2 loss against the Tampa Bay Rays.
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4mCombination bookstore, bar coming to downtown Bangor
The Fireheart Tavern, a unique new book-themed bar and cafe, is coming to downtown Bangor, offering cozy reading spaces, cocktails, coffee, and community events for local literature lovers.