To the Editor; Journalists need to use a more accurate adjective to describe men like the so-called “conservative activist” whose outrageous behavior has caused disruption in the Hampden and Hermon school districts.

By Matthew Gagnon On Saturday, Gov.

By BDN Editorial Board The ongoing conversation in Dover-Foxcroft over a proposed opioid addiction treatment center that would be located downtown is similar to other debates across the state.

To the Editor’ The author of a recent Letter to the Editor of this publication attempted to besmirch the reputation of one of our nation’s most honorable public servants.

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To the Editor; We met Liz Caruso and her husband Greg in 2021, after one of their sons and our daughter connected through a  homeschool ski day at Titcomb Mountain.

To the Editor; The Mills administration and Maine Democrats have been claiming success in navigating Maine’s economy through the pandemic since Gov.

By Matthew Gagnon We have our first meaningful poll of the 2022 election season in Maine, and it shows that — as we all expected — the gubernatorial contest is going to be a dogfight.

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By Leighton Wass Yes, I am a fly fisherman, but hold your horses folks, because I also troll and even (gasp) use bait at times to seduce fish.

By Sarah Sindo The truck tires leave the smooth pavement of Route 11 and, upon turning onto the Golden Road, a front tire immediately sinks into an unavoidable pothole.

The 1950 census was released April 1 on the website of the National Archives (NARA) at www.

To the Editor; After the first impeachment of Donald Trump, Sen.

To the Editor; During National Correctional Officers and Employees Week, I pay tribute to Maine’s correctional officers and staff and recognize them as the transformational leaders they are.

By Matthew Gagnon Late Monday, Politico broke the news story that the Supreme Court was poised to strike down the governing decisions on abortion, Roe v.

By Nolan Raymond I’m sure many of you remember your first smelting trip.

By BDN Editorial Board Time after time, Maine communities debate a new project or zoning proposal, only for it to be met with the same tired argument: “I support addressing the overall issue, just not here.