By Matthew Gagnon Two years ago, when the Democrats decided to push through a partisan budget, Republicans were incensed.

By V.

By Andrew Mead We must not allow a lack of money to determine whether or not someone has access to justice.

By BDN Editorial Board Even for those not particularly good at math or basketball, it is obvious that scoring 1,000 points in a high school basketball career is quite the accomplishment.

To the Editor; I don’t know why I’m still in disbelief but last week Donald Trump said that “the greatest threat to Western Civilization today is not Russia.

By Matthew Gagnon In early March of 2013, I bought a guitar, because I wanted to take guitar lessons.

To the Editor; Are hunters in Maine not willing to give “the rest of us” one day a week to walk in the woods? To walk our companion canines without threats of arrow impalement? From the Bangor Daily News on March 17, “Legislation would allow bow hunting on Sundays.

By V.

By Nancy Battick If you’ve done genealogy for years, you probably would enjoy helping other genealogists, but maybe you don’t know where to start.

By BDN Editorial Board Corrections officers in the Cumberland County Jail, the state’s largest, are now carrying the opioid overdose-reversing drug naloxone.

By Peggy Schaffer Community decision making is the foundation of Maine’s DNA.

By Bob Duchesne It’s finally finished.

By Matthew Gagnon You can’t say we didn’t see this coming.

By V.

To the Editor; A recent opinion piece regarding abortion was heartfelt.

In December, Maine averted a disaster when a provision that would have drastically altered the jurisdiction of the state of Maine was stripped from a federal spending bill.

By Matthew Gagnon Politicians don’t like limits.

By Sen.