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By Paul Koenig, Bangor Daily News Staff As we near the end of the year, we’re revisiting the stories from 2023 you read the most. The story that dominated headlines and turned the attention of the nation to our state was the October mass shooting in Lewiston, which left 18 dead, injured 13 and shattered a sense of safety for countless others across Maine.

As we near the end of the year, we’re revisiting the stories from 2023 that Bangor Daily News readers cared about the most.

The city gave people less than a week's notice to clear out—and city manager Debbie Laurie said she didn't reach out to aid organizations.

Ninety-five residents voted in favor of the moratorium ordinance Tuesday night. Five voted against it.

Though it does not explicitly state it, the proposed moratorium is a response to Michael Tuller’s plans for a 35-acre property he owns.

The man behind the effort thinks his 35-acre lot could be a haven for unhoused people. Residents in Bradford are disagreeing.

A meeting in Bradford about a man's plan to create housing there for homeless people exploded into a debate Monday night.

Michael Tuller has purchased 35 acres in Bradford to create housing for those who are homeless in Greater Bangor.

What we're talking about in Maine today.