We have a profile on a longtime staff member at the Castine Community Health Center who retired recently. The easing of the virus locally is covered.  The Maine Department of Transportation has released its three year work plan.  We have details on the local work planned. Castine selectmen have taken further steps to deal with a nuisance mess on a piece of land in town.

Craig Johnson, interim president at Maine Maritime Academy, sits down for an in-depth interview with the Patriot on the institution's future opportunities, rising enrollment, and the delivery of the new training ship. A popular waterfront takeout restaurant gears up for the summer season with plans to extend some hours. A local charitable fund announces $63,000 in local grants. Students at George Stevens Academy showcase their projects at the Fishermen's Forum. And a family explains how their hard-earned skills in the blue economy help them run diverse and complementary businesses.

Penobscot voters debate, and ultimately approve, a new fire truck at town meeting, while voters at the polls approve GSA's supplemental tuition request. Meanwhile, Castine postpones its town meeting to June 7. At MMA, officers and students hold a change of command ceremony. Speaking of changes, T&C Market, soon to be called the Castine Market, has new owners, with changes and upgrades in the works.

Penobscot voters will be asked to decide by ballot vote whether to fund a supplemental tuition request from George Stevens Academy, as well as a donation to the Blue Hill Public Library. Maine Maritime Academy's women's basketball team charges ahead to the NAC title game. The Penobscot Fire Department announces its 2025 officers and appointed positions. And the owner of the Toddy Pond dam finally hands over documents that towns have been requesting for months—1,000 pages of them.

Our ongoing reporting continues on the successes of the Maine Maritime Academy winter sports teams. We also offer coverage of a recent budget committee meeting with George Stevens Academy. And—for fun—we spotlight an area hockey tournament.

With Penobscot's town meeting and elections coming up in early March, we profile the candidates who are seeking one spot on the select board. New approaches and possibilities are weighed in discussions surrounding the future of the Toddy Pond dam. Their potential removal, and drainage of the pond by 8 feet or so, could decrease the value of property on the pond, with towns potentially losing tax revenue. Under consideration: town ownership of the dam. In other news, our Peninsula Sports Scoop offers coverage of recent Maine Maritime Academy matchups.

Castine select board members voice concerns for the future of federal funding to rebuild the town's waterfront. At the same time, dozens of people turn out for a discussion on strategies to deal with rising sea levels. The Maine Maritime Academy Mariners continue their impressive season on the hardwood. And speaking of wood: A group of volunteers are readying a 32-foot classic wooden rowing gig for launch in Castine Harbor this spring. 

A Maine Maritime Academy student is suspended after he was arrested for allegedly robbing a Bangor store. Elected officials look to update state laws in the midst of efforts by a company to abandon ownership of local dams. George Stevens Academy launches a listening tour of its seven sending towns. And an iconic but severely dilapidated garage in Penobscot that began as a blacksmith shop in the 1800s is finally brought to the ground.

Stray bullets whiz past two hikers on Togus Mountain in Penobscot, prompting a swift policy change from Blue Hill Heritage Trust. A Penobscot select board member faces a challenger in the upcoming election. Towns discuss legal costs as they search for a solution to the issue of dam ownership on Toddy Pond. And fans of Gene Wilder should head to Castine's Emerson Hall next week.

Lawyers for George Stevens Academy discover that the state has been underpaying the school for years for building maintenance—to the tune of more than $800K. Our new "blue economy" reporter covers fishermen's reaction to the state's reversal on proposed lobster size regulations following an expletive-laden industry meeting. Maine Maritime Academy has a banner week for basketball, swimming and diving. And a man heads out onto the ice because, well, "You gotta get out. Otherwise you go crazy." 

A giant elm dating back to possibly 1880 is taken down in Penobscot. A Massachusetts consultant pitches a solar array to Castine. George Stevens Academy embarks on a listening tour. The owner of Penobscot's general store acquires a real estate business in Blue Hill. Local residents reminisce about the wacky things they bought from Uncle Henry's. And if you ever wondered why some people carry around a small piece of wood in their pocket, our columnist Vivian Turner Welts will tell you why.

Get a look inside the innocuous shipping container that grows food year-round in Castine. Meanwhile, need wood this winter? The Castine Wood Bank has you—and anyone who needs help heating a home—covered. In sports, Maine Maritime Academy names its new athletic director and football coach, while George Stevens Academy's young basketball teams are showing themselves to be rapidly improving squads. And get that cocktail sauce ready: Shrimp season is back in Maine after a 10-year hiatus.

George Stevens Academy will again ask towns to pay an additional $1,700 per student to cover school costs. A Castine town employee marks 30 years of service. Want to run for office in Penobscot? Nomination papers are due January 2. Plus, see what local kids have to say about the meaning of Christmas and the holidays through their drawings and writing.

The Maine Maritime Academy basketball coach celebrates an incredible 400th win. Meanwhile, at George Stevens Academy, the next generation of boys basketball has arrived. Penobscot secures major funding to raise the road at Mill Creek. And teachers are getting savvy on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) by students. Can you see the telltale signs of AI in our fake photo?

Castine's fire insurance rating improves. High schools like George Stevens Academy institute a new cell phone policy and find that it's working well—and that often it's the parents who need to respect boundaries. Are you looking for that fancy peppermint mocha for the holidays? While the internet won't tell you it's there, a small Starbucks is open to the public at Maine Maritime Academy.

Thanksgiving will be extra special this year for a Penobscot Selectman after a near-deadly accident on a four-wheeler. George Stevens Academy celebrates its fall student-athletes. Castine's water rates increase. Maine Maritime Academy women's volleyball competes at nationals. And our bird columnist discusses the craftiness of crows and ravens, and why they have been known to fly toward the sound of a gunshot.  

An eagle-eyed firefighter spots smoke, and a one-acre field fire in Penobscot is knocked down before it can spread in dry conditions. Penobscot sets a date for a special town meeting to discuss legal action regarding dam ownership on Toddy Pond. The Maine Maritime Academy women's volleyball team heads to the nationals, while back at home the academy's athletic director resigns without explanation. And a developer files plans to build 14 apartments on the site of the former Penobscot Nursing Home. 

Maine Maritime Academy's women's volleyball team wins the divison championship—for the 17th straight year. In addition to that celebration, MMA takes a moment to recognize and honor all veterans who serve the nation. Things are about to get interesting as a company asks to be released from owning the dam at Toddy Pond. A Penobscot man talks about his locally made patented bilge pumps. And Castine sets up a curbside pantry stocked with goodies that's free for the taking, no questions asked.


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Penobscot clears a major hurdle that could restart a commercial alewife harvest for the first time in half a century. George Stevens Academy announces a projected budget surplus, though the Budget Review Committee still has some pointed advice for the school. Maine Maritime Academy hosts the Becton Cup in Castine Harbor. And meet the sea squirt, a bizarre little creature with two brains that seems to be everywhere in the ocean these days.

Football at Maine Maritime Academy is back, and the final home game of the year was a thriller. Speaking of MMA, dash cam footage exonerates Academy students accused of running a youngster off the road. The new George Stevens Academy head of school comes through with free lunch for all students. And, with the election around the corner, political signs are targeted for theft and vandalism—but some perpetrators are getting caught.

In Castine, two candidates compete for a single school board seat. Plus, with the election just weeks away, our 2024 Voter Primer has all the details about county, state and national races. MMA sailors participate in three regattas on the East Coast. Castine offers a bevy of "spooktacular" things to do for Halloween. And, given recent hurricanes in the South, we thought now is a good time to share preparation advice from local emergency management officials.

Two football coaches suddenly resign from Maine Maritime Academy in the middle of a key rebuilding year. Meanwhile, at a select board meeting, residents voice concerns about MMA student behavior. After a year with no full-time physician, Castine finally gets a doctor. And what's that giant hole on the Castine golf course? Read on to find out.

A local church is becoming a major philanthropic source, thanks to a generous congregant. Maine Maritime unveils a new memorial to students who died too young. The new town manager talks about getting settled into his role. And reconstruction on Mountain Road is nearing completion, so those trips to the big city of Ellsworth are about to get shorter.

The commandant at Maine Maritime Academy resigns to take a job to bring more defense contracts to Maine. Castine is getting a new doctor (finally). Learn about foraging "foolproof" mushrooms in Maine at the Wilson Museum. And a popular local farm has a salmonella outbreak among its eggs.

Castine lays out a plan to join the growing "food sovereignty" movement. The public gets its once-a-year peek inside Dyce's Head Lighthouse. Maine Maritime Academy brings on a new basketball coach. And Penobscot resident Vivian Turner pens her debut column.

A new playground opens with a celebration. Three questions move toward a town referendum in Castine, including whether to hire a part-time economic development coordinator for $60,000. The town's Black history is highlighted in a tour. And the Adams School is deemed "safe and sound" by an engineer's report.

Nothing is as synonymous with the end of summer as the Blue Hill Fair, which enjoyed steady crowds, beautiful weather, new acts, and time-honored traditions. We've got photos, feedback, and all the highlights of the area's biggest annual event. Meanwhile, don't miss the talk at the Wilson Museum on archaeology and the moral quandary of who owns the rights to artifacts—including ancient bodies. And in sports, a new season begins for the MMA Mariners, so check out the action for soccer and volleyball.  

You might need a bigger boat...because there's a great white shark that's been killing seals in the area, a scientist says. New faces at GSA as the school gears up for returning students. A company missed a key deadline to relinquish ownership of its three local dams, but officials expect more to come. Join a history tour in Castine to explore the homes, places of work and final resting places of African and African American residents.

The Castine school board begins the process of addressing numerous building repairs at the Adams School. Maine Maritime Academy agrees to two labor contracts. A new content-sharing agreement expands the Patriot's coverage for readers. A gorgeous schooner leads a procession up the coast and into Castine. And a Superfund site across the harbor from Castine is getting cleaned up, but an official cautions he wouldn't advise eating shellfish from the area. Ever.

MMA is training a new crop of experts to work on nuclear subs. With its dormitory empty and up for sale, GSA returns to a homestay model for international students. The Castine Classic had the boats but no wind. And young kayakers learn the ways of the Bagaduce.

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