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The Land Use Planning Commission is the second regulator, behind the Maine Public Utilities Commission, to consider a permit for the project.
Among all the very important news that happened in Maine in 2019 some truly odd stuff made headlines.
Rangers checked the ice on Sunday and found between 8 and 12 inches of good ice on several lakes.
We polled various staffers about what they loved in 2019, and after a quick memory jog, here are their picks.
Meanwhile, the uninsured rate has gone up on Trump's watch, rising in 2018 for the first time in nearly a decade to 8.5 percent of the population.
Maine's minimum salary for exemption to overtime eligibility also will rise from $33,000 to $36,000 per year.
Many of the stories that Bangor Daily News readers cared about the most this past year had one thing in common: loss.
The Pelletier twins are both 5-foot-11 and have been a force in the paint for the Lakers.
Big changes could be in store for a quiet, lobster-fishing community in Washington County if a European firm ends up building a $110 million land-based fish farm on a largely undeveloped property overlooking Chandler Bay.
It would be impossible to construct a truly objective list of the best albums made in Maine. But here is BDN writer Nick Schroeder's attempt to name the best albums of the past decade.
Bailey Greenberg connected on 13 of 20 shots from the floor on her way to a game-high 32 points to pace the Dragons.
The new Kay Hagan Tick Act, signed into law Dec. 20, authorizes the use of $150 million in federal funds to bolster research, outreach and diagnosis of tick-borne diseases.
Five years ago, on a remote island in Wales, University of Oxford scientist Annette Fayet spied a puffin doing something she had never seen before. The bird, floating on the seawater beneath a cliff, held a stick in its beak.
Two tractor-trailer crashes in Monday’s snowstorm on the Maine Turnpike in Kennebunk and on the Saco-Scarborough line are expected to cause northbound traffic delays throughout the afternoon.
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