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This northern Maine auto mechanic makes house calls
Hayden Maxfield travels hundreds of miles in a day to keep up with a growing number of requests.
Troy Jackson paved the way for Graham Platner, but he’s facing a tough primary
Platner, a political newcomer who has risen from obscurity to become one of the most recognizable Democrats in the country, told a national union that he “wouldn’t be here” without Jackson.
Bangor considers providing a day space for homeless people
That comes as frustrations mount over the growing visibility of Bangor’s homelessness crisis.
Bobby Charles is a Maine Republican frontrunner and a pariah
When five of Charles’ rivals were asked whether they would support him if he won the nomination, not one raised a hand.
Maine man creates a 45-acre pasture to feed his ‘millions and millions’ of bees
Paul Borowski has cultivated his Sangerville pasture to produce honey as well as beehive colonies and queens to sell.
Craving a Maine lobster roll? Here’s how much you should expect to pay.
The Bangor Daily News will maintain a lobster roll price index for a second consecutive year.
Maine mobile home park residents are fighting back against exorbitant rent hikes
Sanford is one of at least three towns considering a rule limiting rent increases by mobile home park owners.
Bangor is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on homelessness with no clear plan
The Bangor Daily News identified nearly $375,000 in spending last year for Bangor projects that were primarily homelessness-related.
Nirav Shah’s opponents criticize him for getting ad help from a school-choice group
One of the ad’s top funders, Education Reform Now Advocacy Inc., pushes for charter schools and school choice.
Maine’s biggest ski resort is in a dispute over $150K of taxpayer money
Franklin County officials say the money was improperly charged for an infrastructure project that fell apart.
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