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New policies–and punishments–for students who use cell phones in class
news John Boit 8/11/26 news John Boit 8/11/26

New policies–and punishments–for students who use cell phones in class

Deer Isle-Stonington schools adopt policies for state’s new cell phone ban

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Firefighters hold open house to showcase need for new station
news John Boit 8/11/26 news John Boit 8/11/26

Firefighters hold open house to showcase need for new station

Deer Isle’s fire station buildings plagued with challenges including black mold, cramped space, and lack of safety ventilation

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A once low-key music school aims to hit high notes
news John Boit 8/11/26 news John Boit 8/11/26

A once low-key music school aims to hit high notes

Field Note Music School expanding to new building with recording studio and performance space

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Local whale sightings captured on video
news John Boit 8/10/26 news John Boit 8/10/26

Local whale sightings captured on video

Whales are feeding close to shore, including one in Bucks Harbor.

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Maine voters can now request absentee ballots for election
news John Boit 8/9/26 news John Boit 8/9/26

Maine voters can now request absentee ballots for election

Ballots will be mailed beginning 30 days before the election

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Antiques show finds its new ‘forever home’ in Castine
news John Boit 8/5/26 news John Boit 8/5/26

Antiques show finds its new ‘forever home’ in Castine

Down East Art & Antiques Show opens Aug. 12 at new location, showcasing 1,000 objects from dozens of dealers

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GSA seeks host families for foreign students
news John Boit 8/5/26 news John Boit 8/5/26

GSA seeks host families for foreign students

HomeStay program comes with monthly food stipend

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Elite performers hone their music at Kneisel Hall’s summer program
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Elite performers hone their music at Kneisel Hall’s summer program

Students from around the world attend Blue Hill’s highly competitive and tuition-free music school that is both ‘nurturing’ and ‘intense’

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Shaw Institute to offer lab work and field research to GSA students
news John Boit 8/4/26 news John Boit 8/4/26

Shaw Institute to offer lab work and field research to GSA students

‘We can help students in a rural area show that they can do great research,’ says director of Blue Hill-based institute

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Rowantrees owner envisions co-op for artists in former pottery studio
news John Boit 8/4/26 news John Boit 8/4/26

Rowantrees owner envisions co-op for artists in former pottery studio

Barn set on new foundation for future gallery space, owner says

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A cruise and walking tour highlight Stonington’s fabled granite industry
news John Boit 8/4/26 news John Boit 8/4/26

A cruise and walking tour highlight Stonington’s fabled granite industry

Tour coincides with Granite Museum's newest exhibit on JFK memorial

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New dance studio opening in Sedgwick
news John Boit 8/3/26 news John Boit 8/3/26

New dance studio opening in Sedgwick

Audra Eaton says dance helped her overcome shyness as a child

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New bench dedicated to the man who stood up for the Bagaduce
news John Boit 7/29/26 news John Boit 7/29/26

New bench dedicated to the man who stood up for the Bagaduce

Bailey Bowden just wanted to catch a fish. He became the Bagaduce River watershed’s biggest advocate.

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Stanford researcher studies Maine’s accent for clues to its evolution
news John Boit 7/29/26 news John Boit 7/29/26

Stanford researcher studies Maine’s accent for clues to its evolution

PhD student conducting dozens of interviews to study downeast’s iconic way of speaking

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The Magic Food Bus celebrates 16 years of free food, books
news Emily Baer 7/28/26 news Emily Baer 7/28/26

The Magic Food Bus celebrates 16 years of free food, books

MFB’s free community programs are available across the peninsula

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Maine DOT’s Blue Hill Falls doc now streaming
news Emily Baer 7/28/26 news Emily Baer 7/28/26

Maine DOT’s Blue Hill Falls doc now streaming

The film is publicly available on YouTube

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Applications for new apartments in Penobscot set to open Aug. 15
news John Boit 7/28/26 news John Boit 7/28/26

Applications for new apartments in Penobscot set to open Aug. 15

Seven units expected to come on line next month amid Maine’s severe housing shortage

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Blue Hill Hospital finds elevated PFAS levels in well water
news Emily Baer 7/25/26 news Emily Baer 7/25/26

Blue Hill Hospital finds elevated PFAS levels in well water

Water remediation efforts are underway

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WoodenBoat School launches scholarship to honor beloved publisher
news Emily Baer 7/22/26 news Emily Baer 7/22/26

WoodenBoat School launches scholarship to honor beloved publisher

Carl Cramer Scholarship named to assist students wanting to become mariners and shipwrights

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Storm causes damage, outages
news Emily Baer 7/22/26 news Emily Baer 7/22/26

Storm causes damage, outages

A fast-moving thunderstorm caught businesses and residents by surprise

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