Bill Trotter is a Reporter at the Bangor Daily News. He specializes in covering coastal issues, particularly focusing on fisheries, oceans, and climate change, while also exploring a range of other topics. Bill's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, WGME CBS13, and The Hartford Courant.
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Bill Trotter's coverage focuses primarily on local news in Maine, with a significant emphasis on crime and government/politics. His work frequently involves evolving stories and breaking news related to the local area.
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Starting in a little more than a month, Acadia and 10 other national parks will start charging $100 entrance fees to each non-U.S. resident.
Concerns have arisen in Ellsworth over a memorial to George Floyd erected without City Council approval. Officials debate the need for monument criteria.
The 30,000-square-foot building on Sea Street used to house the American Can Company, which manufactured tins for the sardine industry.
Acadia 876, a new Jamaican eatery, is set to open in downtown Ellsworth, offering American and Jamaican dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The Trump administration has pushed to reduce staffing, which puts both visitation and Acadia’s impact on the local economy at risk.
The former Masonic Lodge building was most recently the headquarters for health products supplement company Desert Harvest.
The body of a Brunswick woman who was last reported seen in January was found Saturday morning by searchers. When it comes to crime and public safety in Maine, details matter.
Maine State Police responded to separate incidents Saturday afternoon in which a mortar round was found at a home in Bowdoinham and a grenade was found at a home in Winslow.
A Brewer woman died Saturday in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 95 in Newburgh, according to police. Darcel Geiser, 58, was driving north on the
The body of a man who went missing in a Rockland lake was recovered Sunday night by a state dive team.
