Our state’s largest newspaper got $2.4M in no-bid contracts from Gov Janet Mills and part of that was to recruit Africa asylum seekers to work in the autism homes run by African asylum seekers.
The legacy media was getting paid. So why report on that?
Bangor Publishing Company — the company that owns both the Bangor Daily News (BDN) and a lesser-known marketing agency — has received more than $2.4 million from state agencies since Gov. Janet Mills (D) took office in 2019, according to a review of contracts filed with Maine’s procurement office.
The payments to Bangor Publishing Company are not regularly disclosed by the company’s newspaper arm but are available publicly via the state’s vendor payment disclosures and its procurement record websites.
State financial records show that payments made to either Bangor Publishing Company, Pulse Marketing Agency, or Pulse Marketing LLC began almost immediately after Gov. Mills entered office and totaled more than $2.4 million as of fiscal year 2024.
MAINE: Bangor Newspaper Company Has Received More Than $2.4M from Mills Admin for ‘Public Affairs’ — Steve Robinson
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