Temperatures are expected to fall back into the 50s and 60s by the second half of the week.
Daniel Kool
Staff Writer
Daniel Kool is the Portland Press Herald's cost of living reporter, covering wages, bills and the infrastructure that drives them — from roads, to the state's electric grid to the global supply chains connecting Maine and the rest of the world. He joined the Press Herald in 2024 as the night reporter. A graduate of Boston University, he previously covered city news, transportation and higher education for the Boston Globe. His work has also appeared in GBH News, the Boston Globe Magazine and Boston University's student newspaper, where he was the city news editor. A midwestern transplant, Daniel lives in Biddeford, where he plays with keyboards and little noise-making boxes.
Mills vetoed a data center pause. Now Maine towns are passing their own.
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JD Vance coming to Bangor on Thursday
Locals can register to attend as the vice president speaks from Bangor International Airport.
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Wednesday’s vote marked the last glimmer of hope for the measure to pause permitting for large data centers in the state.