Bangor Daily News
Engineering students give back to local nonprofits with senior projects
ALTON — Bordering the forest and field at Hirundo Wildlife Refuge will be a new outdoor classroom, one University of Maine seniors helped build. The 24-by-30-foot screen room was designed to…
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7mIt took me 9 years to finally find this remote Maine trail
The Lobster Lake hike is unique in that it’s one of just three in the Maine Mountain Guide that are accessible only by water.
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4mCaribou City Council candidate wants to lower taxes and support those who struggle
New to municipal government, Jeff Whitney wants to lower taxes, keep skilled people local and be a voice for the overlooked.
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3mTavern relocation to Blue Hill latest move in restaurateur's career
Stowaways Town Tavern in Bucksport is one of several area restaurants Rob DeGennaro has opened over the years.
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4mWhat makes a ‘good’ grouse season in Maine?
"October is prime time for hunting what’s probably the most popular game species in Maine, aside from the white-tailed deer," Tom Roth writes.
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4mSacred Heart football rallies to beat UMaine
Sacred Heart overcame a nine-point deficit to beat the reeling University of Maine’s Black Bears 24-16.