Bangor Daily News
Maine fishing boats stuck dockside as diesel prices surge on Iran war
The issue, stretching from Maine's rocky coast to South Korea and the Netherlands, could compound the Iran war's already significant threats to the global food system.
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2mPro-Collins PAC takes out $2M ad buy attacking Troy Jackson
Pine Tree Results PAC's chair, Scott Reed, was a central figure in an alleged pay-to-play scheme highlighted in a ProPublica report.
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4mMorning Update: What you need to know in Maine today
What we're talking about in Maine today.
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1mLetter: Can’t imagine Maine under communism
“The Cuban government owns and controls nearly everything, including what the people eat every day.”
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5mAroostook’s only warming shelter faces deficit even with new state boost
The Presque Isle shelter is getting $112,000 from MaineHousing but, at 25% less funding than last year, that may not be enough.
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4mCaribou City Council candidate wants to spur development and revitalization
Tamara Lovewell is the only incumbent who’ll be on the ballot in November.