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A Castine icon, its oldest citizen and holder of the Boston Post Cane, Ann Miller is given a 103rd birthday party November 21. Miller arrived at the celebration held on the Castine Common on her lawn tractor. Our award-winning photographer Rosemary Wyman was there to capture photos of the event. In other coverage, we offer two articles on talks about forestry management and conservation. Coverage of another area presentation yields an article on shell middens left by Indigenous peoples living in this area many thousands of years ago, before Europeans arrived. The coverage of Maine Maritime Academy winter sports teams continues. And columnist Todd Nelson writes about acorns in A Second Look.
 
 
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A Castine icon, its oldest citizen and holder of the Boston Post Cane, Ann Miller is given a 103rd birthday party November 21. Miller arrived at the celebration held on the Castine Common on her lawn tractor. Our award-winning photographer Rosemary Wyman was there to capture photos of the event. In other coverage, we offer two articles on talks about forestry management and conservation. Coverage of another area presentation yields an article on shell middens left by Indigenous peoples living in this area many thousands of years ago, before Europeans arrived. The coverage of Maine Maritime Academy winter sports teams continues. And columnist Todd Nelson writes about acorns in A Second Look.
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The Maine Legislature votes to consider a request to increase funding for Maine Maritime Academy. Penobscot residents vote in favor of universal health care for all Mainers at a recent referendum election. And WindowDresser volunteers gather at a community build to create custom window inserts that will help their neighbors stay warm and keep heating costs at bay.  

Maine Maritime Academy’s board of trustees convene with an agenda centered on fiscal sustainability. Penobscot residents vote in favor of creating a publicly funded healthcare plan that will benefit all Mainers. And, in a whirlwind week, MMA bids adieu to its fall sports season as its men’s and women’s basketball teams launch theirs on solid footing.


Castine’s Civil War monument is restored through a collaboration between the town and the historical society. Changes are coming to Castine’s parking rules after its select board adopts new traffic ordinances. And the Pentagöet Inn is awarded a grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation under its historic small restaurants program!

On November 7, Penobscot voters are set to be the first in the state to consider universal healthcare. Maine Maritime Academy’s president shares updates on the school’s anticipated new training ship and related pier construction. And the Castine Historical Society concludes its yearlong “Hidden Legacy” series with a research-driven site tour.

Castine residents attend a public engagement meeting to discuss the issue of deciding on a new fire station site. The George Stevens Academy Board of Trustees approves the 2023-24 school budget in a special meeting. And Castine’s select board considers topics ranging from pickleball to parking. 

A citizens group organizes a November 1 candidate forum. Longtime school board chair Temple Blackwood attends his final school board meeting, as the Adams School seeks applicants for its vacant custodial position. And a photograph by a freelance photographer wins “Best In Show” at the Maine Press Association fall conference!  

Castine’s select board announces that a parking survey will be conducted to solicit residents’ input on the problem. Dock reconstruction for Maine Maritime Academy’s new training vessel is delayed as the academy waits on permits to be issued. And roof damage at George Stevens Academy will close the east wing of its gym building after Thanksgiving break. 

Community members turn out in Castine to discuss the town’s public parking issues. Penobscot voters will consider a universal health care referendum on Election Day. And Witherle Memorial Library offers patrons sewing makerspace sessions among its programs for learning and discovery.

Castine’s Dr. Marjorie Olivari steps down after 28 years, prepares to move closer to family. Genealogist shares insights into Penobscot lineage and online research tools. And the 2023 Word festival is set to run October 19-22! 

Castine’s select board hears complaints about the town’s parking enforcement. Medicinal herbalists share information about natural remedies at the Good Life Center. And storm preparations made for busy days ahead of Hurricane Lee!

Area schools, pharmacies and doctors’ offices await Maine CDC guidance as the FDA approves an updated COVID-19 vaccine. The deadline for candidates to get on the ballot for public office in Castine is September 28. And puffins off the coast of Maine are rebounding and feasting on a new food source.

Castine’s town manager announces plans to step down in March 2024. A Maine historian speaks on New England’s involvement in the slave trade. And the Blue Hill Fair returns with new events and familiar favorites. 

Maine Maritime Academy kicks off the new school year with training for incoming regimental students. The Castine Historical Society celebrates accomplishments related to its Clark Fitz-Gerald exhibit at its annual meeting. And back-to-school season is here!

Castine’s historical society seeks community input on renovations to its exhibition building at a public meeting. Select board members in Castine hear from residents concerned about alleged code violations at a Water Street property. And the first day of school is around the corner for students at Maine Maritime Academy, George Stevens Academy and Bucksport High School. 

Castine summer theater camp teaches kids new skills and fosters confidence. Penobscot’s comprehensive plan committee sets informational meetings. And Pollack wins Retired Skippers Race with Wizard!

The Castine school board learns that Brock Muir has resigned from the administration of George Stevens Academy. Castine’s select board hears concerns from residents about a property and reviews incoming grants. And the 24th Castine Classic launches three days of racing with 28 yachts participating. 

Castine’s November 2023 election will include openings on the select board and school board. Senator Susan Collins advances a federal spending bill that includes a Castine wastewater infrastructure project. And a traffic detour will be in place August 14-28 for a section of Route 166 in Penobscot. 

Sen. Susan Collins announces she has advanced $2 million for Maine Maritime Academy in a funding bill. Castine’s select board agrees to consider a request for funding in support of a new playground at Adams School. And the Castine Classic regetta kicks off three days of sailing on August 3!

More than 500 picnickers attend Castine’s Bastille Day celebration with a picnic en blanc, street performers and music. An investigation into Castine town employees’ alleged misconduct concludes. And Witherle Memorial Library and the Castine Arts Association host a new writers group.

Rules for implementation of a new state housing law will impact Castine’s zoning and water and sewer ordinances. Penobscot Day is celebrated with a parade, food, fireworks and more. And WindowDressers is planning ahead for winter, encouraging the community to place orders now for insulating window inserts. 

George Stevens Academy sees record-breaking fundraising. Castine celebrates Independence Day with a road race, parade and other festivities. And Castine’s Historical Society plans a lecture on the history of Portland’s Abyssinian Meeting House and the Underground Railroad. 

Castine readies to celebrate July 4th with a walk/run race, costume parade and outdoor events. Penobscot debuts plans for its annual Penobscot Day festivities. And the Castine Historical Society is offering residents and visitors alike an up close look at its history with freewalking tours!

Castine’s tree warden presents research on the town’s elm trees. The Castine Grange is kicking off its reopening with an open house and contra dance on June 24. And the select board in Castine approves an request to waive requests for RFPs in an effort to speed town dock improvements.  

Castine’s school board authorizes additional expenditures related to the new electric school bus charging station and upgraded lighting. The “Hidden Legacies” series at the Castine Historical Society continues with a lecture by historian Georgia Zildjian about Castine’s Jackson family. And the George Stevens Academy Class of 2023 celebrates commencement! 

The Pentagöet Inn and Wine Bar wins a grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Castine residents gather at a public hearing to learn more about Maine Maritime Academy’s proposed new dock. And 35 teams turn out for a corn hole tournament to raise funds for Avery MacNair and his family.

Castine residents commemorate Memorial Day with music, prayer, wreath laying and reflection. The Castine Fire Rescue Department purchases a used Chevy Tahoe to serve as its primary medical response vehicle. And Adams School students are set to learn about restorative ecology with Blue Hill Heritage Trust through a program funded by the Opportunity Fund committee at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Castine.

This week, the Castine Fire Rescue Department gets good practice in the former Torno house, thanks to the Wilson Museum. A new teacher will join Adams School staff in the fall, and Penobscot students read, read, and read some more for a chance to win a bicycle.

More than 100 Castine voters turn out to approve school and town budgets at Town Meeting. Dutch elm disease is back in Castine as the tree warden reports on the state of Castine’s trees. And the town’s comprehensive plan committee presents a new interim report on recreation and infrastructure. 

Maine Maritime Academy celebrates its 80th graduation ceremony with pomp, circumstance and accolades from Sen. Susan Collins. School and town budgets are on the rise in Castine as residents prepare to turn out for the annual town meeting on May 13. And Todd Tobey and the staff of T&C Market are presented with the Podlubny award! 

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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.

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