Standing on the summit, surrounded by jagged hunks of rock, I looked out over a seemingly endless forest of crimson, gold and burnt orange foliage.

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By Matthew Gagnon Sometimes, it’s no fun being right.

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By Nancy Battick If you’re searching in a foreign-language newspaper or other documents and don’t know the language, then you have a couple of choices.

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By Jim Lemieux From robocalls to phony emails, scams are everywhere.

By Matthew Gagnon “You can’t yell ‘fire’ in a crowded theater.

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MILO — Piscataquis Democrats gathered for their annual Fall Fundraising Dinner “Harvest the Vote!” at the Three Rivers Kiwanis in Milo on Sept.

By Aislinn Sarnacki, Bangor Daily News Staff To the northwest of Katahdin, Maine’s tallest mountain, rises a wall of granite and spruce, a chain of mountains called The Brothers.

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By Matthew Gagnon Last weekend, my wife and I were traveling with our oldest son to Pennsylvania to do a college visit and attend a baseball prospect camp at the school the next morning.

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By Nancy Battick A reader recently asked for advice on locating records from England.

To the Editor; It’s a job … not a personality contest.

By Emily Burnham, Bangor Daily News Staff When people talk about the upcoming statewide vote about whether or not to adopt the 1901 “lone pine” design for Maine’s state flag, the major argument in favor of the change is that our current flag — the Maine state seal on a blue background — is boring.

By Matthew Gagnon We’ve been here before.