By Donald Flannery  The 1970s back-to-the-land movement left an indelible impact on Maine and launched a new generation of farmers throughout the Pine Tree State.

By Matthew Gagnon How far is too far, in the world of political activism? We found out the answer to that question this week, as liberal activists from the organization Living United for Change in Arizona decided to mercilessly harass Arizona senator Kyrsten Sinema for her refusal to support the entirety of Joe Biden’s $3.

To the Editor; Mainers should view the return of Paul LePage to the political arena with fear and trembling.

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To the Editor; To all American patriots and fellow veterans, if you truly love our country and what it once stood for then stand up and speak out.

By Matthew Gagnon, Bangor Daily News Staff Maine healthcare workers are fast approaching a hard deadline, where they must get vaccinated or face the prospect of losing their job.

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To the Editor; In the past year alone, America has seen wildfires spread across California, Texas freeze over, and Hurricane Ida batter the Northeast.

To the Editor; Do not allow CMP to keep us in the dark about Question 1.

By Anya Fetcher If you’ve spent extensive time outside exploring Maine’s abundant natural beauty in the last year, you’re in good company.

By Matthew Gagnon Maine’s Apportionment Commission has been on a deadline, and for a while things weren’t looking good.

To the Editor; It seems to me that instead of flattening the curve, we have simply flattened our concern over public health.

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To the Editor; The new Texas voting law bans county officials from employing a number of previously used voting options.

By BDN Editorial Board Just for the record, we’d like to point out that it is still technically summer.

To the Editor; From wildfires and extreme heat waves to severe flooding and droughts — we are already witnessing the real-time cost of political and systematic inaction on climate change.

To the Editor; In the interest of participatory democracy, the members of PROACT! are writing to urge the Piscataquis County Commissioners to convene public meetings or listening sessions to hear from local residents about their concerns and priorities for use of the anticipated $3.