Bilingual signage — English and Penobscot — now at UMaine

The project, now in its first phase with the installation of 10 signs across campus and internal signage throughout the halls of UMaine’s Wabanaki Center, developed from conversations between the UMaine Wabanaki Center and Wabanaki communities in Maine over the last few years regarding the relative invisibility of Indigenous people, places, history and languages at the university, and the specific need for Penobscot language signage on the Orono campus.

Tribal sustenance fishing bill expected to become law

Lawmakers gave final approval last week to a bill regarded as a key step in resolving long-standing disputes between the state and tribal governments over sustenance fishing rights.

EPA gets authority to revisit tribal water standards

The agency will review standards that were set late in the Obama Administration.

Penobscot chief says tribe’s relationship with Maine at all-time low

Disagreements threaten uneasy truce between tribes, Maine

Maine American Indians, fishing for millennia, regroup as latest effort for state pact fades

Passamaquoddy, Penobscot tribes withdraw from Legislature

Maine police share latest ways young people hide their drug use from parents

Decision on reopening Penobscot Narrows Bridge to be made Monday

Penobscot Narrows Bridge to close again this weekend