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As we publish our first edition for the new year, we present a retrospective collection of pictures of Christmas lights seen in Castine and Penobscot to light our way forward. Our Outside Insights columnist tells us about the differences between hoar frost and rime formations. There will be a March vote in Castine about providing funds for a study of the proposed new fire station site on Battle Avenue. And gratitude and not taking things for granted are the subjects of the year's first Power of Love column.

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As we publish our first edition for the new year, we present a retrospective collection of pictures of Christmas lights seen in Castine and Penobscot to light our way forward. Our Outside Insights columnist tells us about the differences between hoar frost and rime formations. There will be a March vote in Castine about providing funds for a study of the proposed new fire station site on Battle Avenue. And gratitude and not taking things for granted are the subjects of the year's first Power of Love column.
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Castine Patriot Newspaper Description:

The Castine Patriot, founded in 1980, is a comprehensive source of information about the communities of Castine and Penobscot, Maine. With a history dating back to the early 1600s, the town of Castine is home to the renowned Maine Maritime Academy, a vibrant deep-water harbor while both towns support historical and cultural organizations that promote their long and varied history. The Castine Patriot shares the stories and the important news that shapes Castine and Penobscot, with a particular focus on the people and institutions that make the community a special place to be.