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By Bob Duchesne Yes, it’s true.

By Matthew Gagnon On Tuesday, the Maine Revenue Forecasting Committee announced that the state was expected to collect an additional $283 million in revenue in the current fiscal year which ends in June 2023, and $489 million in the following biennium.

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To the Editor; Wednesday, Dec.

By Matthew Gagnon For conservatives in Maine this Thanksgiving, it can be fairly hard to see much to be thankful for given that November’s election saw a complete wipeout of Republican prospects statewide.

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff Pretty much every year, I reach this point — the one where deer hunting begins to take an emotional toll.

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To the Editor; I am writing to comment on a recent article by Julia Bayly, “How to save money on heating costs.

By Andy Burt Water is sacred.

By Matthew Gagnon Tuesday evening, former president Donald Trump announced what we all knew he would announce, confirming that he would in fact be running for his old job again in 2024.

By Nancy Battick In my last column I discussed the differences between the Puritans of Massachusetts Bay Colony and the Pilgrims of Plymouth.

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By Chris Sargent It’s been a while since I’ve killed a doe.

To the Editor; Reading the BDN and watching Maine deal with health challenges, I have become disturbed with the government’s illusion to assist with Maine’s health.

By Matthew Gagnon After Janet Mills handily dispatched Shawn Moody in the 2018 gubernatorial contest, an explanation for her win became popular in Republican circles: liberal voters in southern Maine handed Mills the election.

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