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11 deaths and 933 new coronavirus cases reported across the state

By Lynne Fort, Bangor Daily News Staff 11 more Mainers have died and another 933 coronavirus cases have been detected across the state, health officials said on Thursday.

China has eyes on taking over Taiwan. Is the U.S. ready to stop it?

By Matthew Gagnon It is unlikely that you were following the results of the latest Plenum of the Communist Party of China last week.

Northern Light Health prepared to provide COVID-19 booster doses to any eligible citizen age 18-plus

BREWER — The Maine CDC announced on Nov.

Free Thanksgiving meal at VFW Post 4298

DEXTER — VFW Post 4298 is hosting a free Thanksgiving meal for the public from 11 a.

Just-signed infrastructure bill, especially broadband support, is good for America

A controversial progressive issue could be Maine’s next high-stakes referendum battle

By Caitlin Andrews, Bangor Daily News Staff Voters could find themselves in a reignited conversation around bringing universal health care to Maine next year, potentially making the issue a driving factor in the 2022 elections.

1,042 new coronavirus cases reported across the state

By Lynne Fort, Bangor Daily News Staff Health officials on Wednesday reported another 1,042 coronavirus cases across the state.

A helpful owl controls rats and gets friendly with livestock on this D-F farm

By Julia Bayly, Bangor Daily News Staff DOVER-FOXCROFT — Over the last couple of weeks a juvenile great horned owl has taken to dining with domestic ducks, drinking from a common livestock watering bucket and hanging out during the day with the sheep at Rock Maple Farm in Dover-Foxcroft.

Last-play improvisation rallies Tigers past Maranacook

By Ernie Clark, Bangor Daily News Staff The play evolved like something Bryce Connor might have done years earlier with some of his buddies on a side field while the older kids were playing nearby on the bigger stage, Tiger Field in Dexter.

Versant Power customers will see 89 percent spike in power supply rate

By David Marino Jr.

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