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5 waterfront camps you can buy in Maine for under $300K
While affordable rustic camps have become a rarity in Maine, these five with waterfront access are all on the market.
Invasive browntail moth caterpillars in Maine are getting killed off by fungi and viruses
The caterpillars, which have microscopic rash-causing hairs, are continuing to die off across Maine.
3 strangers came to his aid at Monroe Falls. Weeks later, he’s still trying to find them.
“All I knew was that I was terrified, in severe pain and completely dependent on the kindness of strangers who didn’t hesitate for a second.”
From Maine to DC, people wait for the next revelation about Graham Platner
In his hometown of Sullivan, supporters of the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate said they were not yet rattled.
140 nests of these endangered birds are hatching right now. Before you head to the beach, read this.
Piping plovers, once hunted for food and hat feathers, rebounded because of regulation but have declined again with habitat loss.
What to know about ranked-choice voting in Maine’s wide-open June primaries
The voting method, which passed in a 2016 referendum, is arguably occupying the biggest role in any primary to date.
We compared grocery prices at 6 Greater Bangor stores. Here’s what we found.
The BDN spoke with a dozen Bangor-area grocery shoppers and visited six local grocery stores to compare prices for 10 staple items.
Aroostook immersion tour will bring Acadian history to life
It’s the first such immersion event in the St. John Valley, to which many of Maine’s French Acadian descendants can trace their roots.
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.
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