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Towns weigh streaming options for public meetings
news Rising Tide 4/1/26 news Rising Tide 4/1/26

Towns weigh streaming options for public meetings

In some communities, the public is invited to participate in town meetings virtually — in others, not so much. A full list is available here.

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A fine over a kid on a lobster boat has fishing families speaking out
news John Boit 3/31/26 news John Boit 3/31/26

A fine over a kid on a lobster boat has fishing families speaking out

House Minority leader says case against him is political weaponization. Local fishermen say it points to a disconnect with a centuries-old way of life.

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Public gets first peek at Blue Hill’s future public safety building
news John Boit 3/31/26 news John Boit 3/31/26

Public gets first peek at Blue Hill’s future public safety building

Existing fire station also will be opened to the public on April 2

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Stonington student wins statewide ‘good citizenship’ award
news John Boit 3/31/26 news John Boit 3/31/26

Stonington student wins statewide ‘good citizenship’ award

Sam Robbins of Deer Isle-Stonington High School a ‘standout candidate among his peers'

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Multiple towns rally for ‘No Kings’
news John Boit 3/31/26 news John Boit 3/31/26

Multiple towns rally for ‘No Kings’

Hundreds turn out across the Peninsula to protest the country’s direction

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Propane leak briefly closes popular Blue Hill restaurant
news John Boit 3/30/26 news John Boit 3/30/26

Propane leak briefly closes popular Blue Hill restaurant

‘Very uncommon’ leak caused by settling tank pad, fire chief says

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Bucksport grapples with possible moratorium on nonprofit funding
news John Boit 3/25/26 news John Boit 3/25/26

Bucksport grapples with possible moratorium on nonprofit funding

‘Taking away everything means it might never come back,’ says nonprofit head

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Special town meeting on Castine daycare lease, fire station funds
news John Boit 3/25/26 news John Boit 3/25/26

Special town meeting on Castine daycare lease, fire station funds

Town seeks authority to negotiate daycare building lease to streamline process

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MMA’s new ship arrives in Maine waters
news John Boit 3/24/26 news John Boit 3/24/26

MMA’s new ship arrives in Maine waters

State of Maine given water salute upon entering Portland harbor

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Stonington officials hesitant to stream meetings
news John Boit 3/24/26 news John Boit 3/24/26

Stonington officials hesitant to stream meetings

‘Let's get off our butts, out of our houses, and re-gather in the world,’ says official. Proponents say video creates more town awareness.

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Plan ahead: Penobscot road closure date set for April 
news John Boit 3/24/26 news John Boit 3/24/26

Plan ahead: Penobscot road closure date set for April 

The timing of road work that will cut Penobscot in half is now set. Officials outline emergency services plans and school bus routes.

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Local groups look to new technique to kill invasive plant
news John Boit 3/24/26 news John Boit 3/24/26

Local groups look to new technique to kill invasive plant

Growing 10 feet tall, Japanese knotweed is ‘spreading way faster than anything else that is a threat to it,’ says UMaine horticulturalist

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How gas prices are hitting locals
news John Boit 3/24/26 news John Boit 3/24/26

How gas prices are hitting locals

Lobsterman: ‘Five dollars a gallon for diesel fuel makes spring fishing not feasible’

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GSA fields layoff questions at first fully open meeting
news John Boit 3/24/26 news John Boit 3/24/26

GSA fields layoff questions at first fully open meeting

Two more students ask school to rethink cutting French teacher

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Need child care for Blue Hill’s town meeting? Sign up here.
news John Boit 3/24/26 news John Boit 3/24/26

Need child care for Blue Hill’s town meeting? Sign up here.

With adult supervision, 8th graders to host childcare for April 4 town meeting

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GSA wins Downeast Math League
news John Boit 3/23/26 news John Boit 3/23/26

GSA wins Downeast Math League

School also has strong showing at state jazz festival with bronze medal win

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Bucksport man killed in Penobscot car crash
news John Boit 3/23/26 news John Boit 3/23/26

Bucksport man killed in Penobscot car crash

Speed and alcohol are contributing factors, authorities say

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GSA: Penobscot can attend high school even without extra tuition
news John Boit 3/18/26 news John Boit 3/18/26

GSA: Penobscot can attend high school even without extra tuition

Town academy says it has approved a tuition assistance program ‘supported by fundraising’

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Bucksport faces perfect storm in town budget decisions
news John Boit 3/18/26 news John Boit 3/18/26

Bucksport faces perfect storm in town budget decisions

Various financial stresses come to a head, forcing officials to consider tax increases of 7 to 12 percent

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Wabanaki artifacts, including from Blue Hill, to be repatriated
news John Boit 3/18/26 news John Boit 3/18/26

Wabanaki artifacts, including from Blue Hill, to be repatriated

Human remain from one local site, believed to have been settled thousands of years ago, to also be returned

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