Craft fair season is officially underway. Here’s where you can head to buy locally made items.

Castine’s gallery b. launches it’s sixth exhibition of small works on Nov. 22.

Penobscot poet Sue Shaw writes a Thanksgiving poem.

Sedgwick musician Paul Sullivan played a reunion concert with longtime collaborator Eugene Friesen. Part of their concert incorporated whale songs into their music.

Brooklin poet Pat Smith writes a marvelous poem about aging—and reminds us that he “used to rock and roll.”

Hannah B. is hitting the road to explore Maine with a pop-up shop in a “bedazzled” trailer.

Nov. 11 is Veterans Day. Penobscot poet Sue Shaw pens a poem in their honor.

Local residents got into the Halloween spirit over the weekend. Here’s a photo gallery of costumes.

Young entrepreneurs will stage a holiday market in two locations this fall.

That giant pumpkin at the Blue Hill Co-op? You can thank local artist Todd Desautels, who is known far beyond Blue Hill for his creations.

Landscape artist Terre Lefferts will showcase her paintings at the Blue Hill Public Library throughout November.

Steele Hays reports on a trap that is sure to be a one-way ticket for mice, while protecting pets at the same time.

Words that are no longer in use on federal agencie's’ websites flutter above attendees at the opening of Word Festival 2025.

GSA students will stage the one-act thriller Holmes and Watson now through December.

Sue Shaw writes a poem chronicling the unexpected visit by Dot, a homing pigeon from Grand Manan.

Local farmers and food vendors gathered for World Food Day at George Stevens Academy on Oct. 16.

The biannual pottery studio tours of Blue Hill Peninsula Potters take place in October and July.

Penobscot-based poet Sue Shaw wonders if the changing leaves are explained by science…or something else.

A roadside cart in South Blue Hill has been serving up tasty gelato.