Bangor Daily News
Bangor moves public comments back to start of meetings after residents complain
In February, the city capped the period at the start of meetings to 15 minutes and required anyone else to wait until the end of the meeting.
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5mThe Belfast City Council is at a crossroads
Mary Mortier, Neal Harkness and Paul Dean, whose seats are up for election, represent approximately 34 years of experience on the Belfast City Council.
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2mMaine state park closes beaches to swimmers after shark sightings
The abundance of seals and baitfish off Reid State Park may be luring sharks into the area.
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7mProsecutor responds to criticism over plea deal that let bus driver avoid jail time in Rockland boy's death
On Tuesday, Jeffrey Colburn, 65, will admit to a civil violation of committing a traffic offense resulting in a death.
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3mMorning Update: What you need to know in Maine today
What we're talking about in Maine today.
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5mDriver who broke the sound barrier attempts another land speed record in Utah
WENDOVER, Utah (AP) — The first — and only — person to break the sound barrier in a car hits the track in Utah this week with new wheels and his eye on another record. Twenty years ago, British driver Andy Green set the land speed record for a diesel-powered car, reaching 350.092 mph (563.4 […]