The Stoop Oyster Bar opens in Blue Hill
Eatery celebrates local seafood and aims to offer ‘a place for convivial gathering’
Sitting pretty: New, student-made bench unveiled at Blue Hill town hall
The ‘solutionary’ project was designed to ‘fill a need in the community’
MMA to welcome new training ship
Local officials have planned a range of activities for the July 12 homecoming celebration
School Union 76 addresses new policies, staffing
The school board faces an August 1 deadline—set by the state—to implement a new cell phone policy
Maine Marine Patrol to promote ‘Operation Dry Water’
Annual campaign is coordinated by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators and U.S. Coast Guard
A full Fourth of July: Blue Hill events across the peninsula
Parades, BBQ's, sing-alongs and peapod races are among the activities scheduled this weekend
Lobster boat engulfed in flames at Buckminster Ledge
The free training is made possible through the Blue Hill Peninsula Community Wildfire Protection Plan
Brooksville to host wildfire risk reduction workshop
The free training is made possible through the Blue Hill Peninsula Community Wildfire Protection Plan
Sedgwick hit-and-run under investigation
The incident took place on on North Sedgwick Road, near Anderson Builders
Fans remember ‘The Kave,’ downeast Maine’s underground hardcore scene
After running an ‘almost top secret’ venue for 15 years, Bucksport’s matriarch of metal is subject of doc film to be released this month
Blue Hill Deli to open on South Street
The deli will offer sandwiches, pizza, and comfort food
Research suggests Atlantic salmon, sturgeon likely in Bagaduce River
eDNA samples show the historic fish may have returned to the area
Seahorses and their habitat now on display in Blue Hill
Vulnerable ‘lined’ seahorses, native to the Atlantic Ocean, are part of Shaw Institute’s educational offerings
Dyce’s Head Light opens regularly to visitors this summer
Town of Castine to offer tours to the public every two weeks
Stonington library’s Seaside Series opens with author Ret Talbot
Talbot will discuss the the resurgence of the white shark population in the western North Atlantic
GSA breaks ground on Gateway Project
Officials say construction marks new chapter in campus renewal efforts
Kneisel Hall launches $4M fundraising campaign
104-year-old concert hall in need of structural repair, accessibility upgrades
Over $583,000 in scholarships awarded to GSA grads
Awards reflect the ‘depth of community investment’ in GSA students
New steeple rises up at Reversing Falls Sanctuary
Long-awaited replacement built and installed by Hewes & Company