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King to chair Senate subcommittees on national parks, strategic forces
Renee Cordes March 4, 2021"From Acadia to Zion, America's national parks are treasures that help Americans of all backgrounds connect with the great outdoors and make lifelong memories," said the new chairman of the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee on…
Jackson Lab responds to FBI investigation of former employee
Laurie Schreiber March 3, 2021An FBI affidavit says a former scientist at the Bar Harbor lab’s facility in Farmington, Conn., received funding from institutions in China while also receiving research grants from the National Institutes of Health.
After 40 years, Ellsworth chamber to move to revamped space
Staff March 2, 2021The Ellsworth Area Chamber of Commerce is working to get its computers and phones set up in its newly refurbished space, just a stone’s throw from its location of four decades. The landlord renovated the space to keep the chamber at the center.
Bar Harbor-Nova Scotia ferry company earns $1M a year while ship sits idle
Staff March 1, 2021Bay Ferries Ltd. receives a management fee for the CAT high-speed ferry service, even when the ferry isn't operating. It's been idle for the past two years and the 2021 sailing season is also canceled.
Seacoast Mission brings first COVID-19 vaccination clinics to Maine islands
Laurie Schreiber Updated: March 1, 2021The nonprofit is working closely with communities for accurate head counts and to figure out trip rotations, to avoid both vaccine shortages and oversupply.
31 Maine airports to receive $10M in federal relief
Staff Updated: February 17, 2021Bangor, Hancock County, Portland and Presque Isle airports will receive the bulk of the funding, to keep workers employed, for operating expenses and for debt service. The past year saw a 66% slump in demand compared with 2019.
MCF awards $50K in grants for LGBTQ initiatives
Staff February 11, 2021Funds were awarded through the Maine Community Foundation's Equity Fund, established in 1996 to strengthen LGBGTQ organizations and support initiatives that work towards inclusive, diverse, prejudice-free communities statewide.
Bucksport manager reflects on town’s pivot after 2014 mill closure
Laurie Schreiber Updated: February 10, 2021The Verso Paper Mill closure in December 2014 cost Bucksport 40% of its tax base and hundreds of jobs. By early 2020, planning and partnerships resulted in full downtown storefronts, numerous festivals, increasing visitation and demand for real…
New owners of vintage Bar Harbor B&B to add wellness retreat
Laurie Schreiber Updated: February 8, 2021The Yellow House was built as a single-family home in 1872 in a different Bar Harbor location and later moved to its present location. Both buyers and sellers are serial entrepreneurs with multiple hospitality businesses in Bar Harbor.
Maine producers shine in 2021 Good Food Awards
Renee Cordes February 5, 2021Seaweed salad made in Maine and one of the state's craft beers were among this year's winners, selected among more than 1,900 entries nationwide.
Today's Poll
Summer is in full swing, and many readers are thinking about where to go next.
Maine often tops the list with its stunning coastline, fresh seafood, peaceful forests and charming small towns. Maine is known as Vacationland for a reason.
Not surprisingly, many people who live in Maine also vacation here.
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