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    Politics

    Orrington won’t say how much it’s spending on troubled trash plant

    bangordailynews.com • Politics • Maine

    The town of Orrington in Maine is facing criticism for its lack of transparency regarding taxpayer funds spent on a troubled trash incinerator, refusing to release public records despite multiple requests.

    Star of 'Blair Witch Project' could be voted off Maine select board

    bangordailynews.com • Politics • Maine

    A Maine town is considering recalling its select board member, Heather Donahue, star of 'The Blair Witch Project', following a dispute over road ownership and accusations of misconduct.

    ‘The Onion’ pokes at Trump administration’s attempts to prosecute Maine

    bangordailynews.com • Politics • USA

    The Onion satirizes the Trump administration's lawsuit against Maine over its policies on transgender student athletes, depicting the DOJ as planting false evidence.

    Details emerge about Orrington’s ownership of troubled trash plant

    bangordailynews.com • Politics • Maine

    The town of Orrington's 25% ownership in the troubled Eagle Point Energy Center trash incinerator is revealed, along with discrepancies in previously reported ownership structures and ongoing repair efforts.

    Sports

    UMaine hockey fans will recognize the last name of this incoming transfer

    bangordailynews.com • Sports • USA

    Max Scott, younger brother of former UMaine hockey player Harrison Scott, will transfer to the University of Maine hockey team after a successful season as Brown University's leading goal scorer.

    The Bruins fired him. Now he’s taking a different team to the NHL playoffs.

    bangordailynews.com • Sports • World

    After being fired by the Boston Bruins, Jim Montgomery led the St. Louis Blues to the NHL playoffs, showcasing remarkable resilience and coaching prowess.

    There’s plenty of Ace Flagg hype in Maine

    bangordailynews.com • Sports • Maine

    Ace Flagg's commitment to the University of Maine basketball team is generating significant excitement throughout the state, with anticipation building for the upcoming season.

    New Bucksport softball coach embraces challenge of following a legend

    bangordailynews.com • Sports • Maine

    Rich Rotella, new head coach of the Bucksport High School softball team, inherits a strong program from legendary coach Mike Carrier and aims for a state championship.

    News

    This Maine town has a choice: Accept a gift of land or hand it over to the Hells Angels

    bangordailynews.com • News • Maine

    The town of Buckfield, Maine, faces a unique dilemma: accept a generous land and scholarship donation or let it go to the Hells Angels.

    Last newspaper printing press in eastern Maine is closing down

    bangordailynews.com • News • Maine

    The last newspaper printing press in eastern Maine is closing, resulting in job losses and marking a significant shift in the state's newspaper industry.

    Longtime Bangor firefighter dies by suicide

    bangordailynews.com • News • Maine

    A longtime Bangor firefighter died by suicide, prompting the department to address mental health concerns within the fire service and highlight available resources.

    Fishing

    Warden was surprised when he encountered this first-time angler 

    bangordailynews.com • Fishing • Maine

    A game warden's encounter with a surprisingly successful first-time angler leads to a reflection on judgment and the unexpected joys of fishing.

    66-year record for biggest brook trout caught in Moosehead Lake is broken

    bangordailynews.com • Fishing • Maine

    A 66-year-old record for the largest brook trout caught in Moosehead Lake, Maine, has been broken by Eric Ward, who caught a 7-pound, 10-ounce fish.

    Real Estate

    The man behind Maine’s iconic botanical gardens helped design this $9.2M property

    bangordailynews.com • RealEstate • Maine

    A $9.2 million Maine summer home, designed by the landscape architect behind Boothbay's botanical gardens, is for sale and features stunning ocean views and curated gardens.

    Bangor Mall owner outlines plan to make long-awaited repairs

    bangordailynews.com • RealEstate • Maine

    The owner of the Bangor Mall, Namdar Realty Group, plans to submit a repair plan to the city following a court order to address stormwater issues and other code violations.

    Accident

    Man who died at Sugarloaf has been identified

    bangordailynews.com • Accident • Maine

    63-year-old Kendall Willard of Kingfield, Maine, died in a skiing accident at Sugarloaf Mountain after falling on a closed trail while retrieving a dropped item from a chairlift.

    Engine that exploded aboard cruise ship in Maine needed an oil change, investigators say

    bangordailynews.com • Accident • Maine

    An engine explosion on a Maine cruise ship injured a crew member due to debris in the lubrication system, likely from overdue oil changes, according to a National Transportation Safety Board report.

    Business

    Stockton Springs convenience store closes after less than a year

    bangordailynews.com • Business • Maine

    Cutterman's Variety Store in Stockton Springs, Maine, closed after less than a year in operation due to an unsuccessful negotiation with the landlord.

    Bangor’s 1st Aroma Joe’s opens Wednesday

    bangordailynews.com • Business • Maine

    Bangor, Maine's first Aroma Joe's coffee shop opens Wednesday at 4 a.m., offering coffee, espresso drinks, and breakfast items.

    Lawsuit

    Old Town HOA discriminated against woman and her service dog, human rights commission finds

    bangordailynews.com • Lawsuit • Maine

    A Maine woman and her service dog were discriminated against by their homeowners association, leading to a human rights commission finding of unlawful discrimination and a potential settlement.

    Waste

    Orrington trash plant won’t reopen for more than a year

    bangordailynews.com • Waste • Maine

    The Orrington trash incinerator in Maine will remain closed for at least another 15 months due to extensive construction and delays, with a projected reopening between September and November 2026.

    Birding

    These barred owls are challenging my birding ethics 

    bangordailynews.com • Birding • World

    An author recounts their observations of barred owls nesting near their walking route, prompting reflection on birding ethics and how different bird species react to human presence.