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Failure in Afghanistan belongs to US political class, not our military

By Matthew Gagnon When the Sept.

Preserving the promise for the next century of care

By Stuart and Craig Watt As you drive into Greenville on Route 15 and reach the top of the hill, you are met with one of the more beautiful views of the lake.

Has this summer been too wet or too dry? Your opinions may vary

By John Holyoke Come this time of year, a few things are (typically) very predictable.

SAM works for lovers of the outdoors

Using $20M in pandemic relief funds for Maine fish hatcheries is a bad idea

By Bob Mallard The state will be receiving nearly $4.

Vote no on corridor ballot initiative

By Scott Strom Here in Maine, we are among the most petroleum-dependent states in the nation, and the most dependent in New England.

Investing in our rural communities

With infrastructure bill, senators seek to send the pork back home

By Matthew Gagnon It has been a big week for the big spenders in Congress.

Black bear hunting requires patience

The Maine 13-week black bear season opens Aug.

Never-ending camp projects mean vacation isn’t all fishing and fun

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff We have been blessed in my family to have a great place to spend summer vacations.

WW1 draft records

Initially, the United States wanted no part of what we now call World War I.

Reflecting on today to build the future

By Stacy Shorey, RSU 68 superintendent of schools As I reflected on the Aug.

To be effective, frequently changing mask recommendations need to be clearer and easier to find

By BDN Editorial Board Last week, the U.

I thought my days of climbing mountains were over. I was wrong.

By Matthew Gagnon As the snow fell in the winter months this year, I hatched a plan.

A career shift doesn’t mean that I don’t have some more tales to tell

By John Holyoke Hi, friends.

Backseat shooters annoy some hunters

CMP Corridor is a terrible deal for Maine

Mask reversal will hurt push to get people vaccinated

By Matthew Gagnon The COVID-19 vaccine “is our ticket to get back to normal,” said Gov.

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