Rachael Curtis, 30, died at the scene from injuries she received as a passenger in the crash, according to the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Read More
The USS Sequoia, a historic yacht used by presidents and known by many as “the floating White House,” is being barged to Belfast for a years-long stern-to-bow restoration. Read More
In all, BDN staff took home 52 awards for writing, photography, videography, design and advertising given Saturday night at the association’s annual banquet. Read More
Plans to bring a marina, restaurant and more to the downtown waterfront seem less certain after the developer this week refused to sign a contract that had been hammered out over months of intensive negotiations. Read More
A nor’easter storm with heavy winds forced The Oceania Riviera cruise ship to drop anchor at Searsport Harbor early Thursday morning because conditions were too rough at sea. Read More
Belfast Police Chief Mike McFadden blames the site on a grassroots effort this summer by concerned citizens and a city employee to give camping gear to people who needed temporary shelter. Read More
The USS Sequoia, a yacht used by former presidents that’s sometimes known as the “floating White House,” soon may be coming to Belfast to be restored. Read More
City employees are currently moving into the department’s new garage, which at 27,700 sq. feet is more than six times the size of the old one. Read More
After spending nearly two weeks helping make hurricane-battered houses watertight in the Bahamas, Larry Jones came home weighing 10 pounds less and with burns on both knees from kneeling for days on metal roofs in the hot sun. Read More
No, the Maine Green Independent Party is not hosting a white supremacist gathering later this month at the Belfast Free Library. Read More
Despite the dramatic circumstances of his death, history has largely forgotten William J. Jenkins. Read More
“The lawsuit alone is very wearing on the soul. It’s very heavy." Read More
Camden author Tess Gerritsen spreads her wings with “The Shape of Night,” a mystery about a cookbook writer who rents an old house on the coast of Maine that’s occupied by the ghost of a sexy 19th-century sea captain. Read More
The Afari mobility device used by a Belfast man who suffered a traumatic brain injury is the product of two University of Maine professors with a mission. Read More
On a sunny September afternoon, cyclists, joggers and dog walkers flowed smoothly past Henry Seekins like the outgoing tide that swirled below the Armistice Footbridge in Belfast. Read More
The value of a mudflat could be more than anyone would think. Read More
A Waldo County judge will require the Maine Department of Health and Human Services to release more than 1,000 pages of records that pertain to 10-year-old Marissa Kennedy, who was beaten to death in February 2018. Read More
A Winterport man has been charged with endangering the welfare of his elderly father who suffers from dementia, after police found the man strapped to his couch during a wellness check this spring. Read More
From entrepreneurs to young farmers, the fair is a fertile ground for kids and teens to play, practice new skills and show off hard-earned accomplishments. Read More
One building was torn down, while others appeared to have sustained heavy fire damage. Read More
