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Holly Eaton announces candidacy for House District 15
DEER ISLE—Holly Eaton has announced her candidacy to represent House District 15 in the Maine House of Representatives, which includes Southwest Harbor, Tremont, Frenchboro, Swan’s Island, Isle au Haut, Brooklin, Deer Isle, Stonington and Vinalhaven, according to a press release.
Two from Ellsworth nominated for open Senate seat
McDonald opts out of race for family, law school
St. Valentine's show features artists from around the Peninsula and Island
BLUE HILL—The Cynthia Winings Gallery hosted its eighth annual Midwinter St. Valentine’s Day Show on Friday, February 11. The show was well attended, according to a press release, and visitors were greeted with an inviting candle-lit path through the snow.
Blue Hill's Elliott Architects wins design awards
PORTLAND, Conn.—Your Modern Cottage, a home design website for modern living, recognized the best of the best in its inaugural Design Awards Competition, among them Elliott Architects of Blue Hill, according to a press release.
2021 lobster harvest the most valuable in the history of the fishery
75% increase over 2020
Wilson Museum celebrates Bowdoin's centennial
Join the Wilson Museum in celebrating the centennial of Maine Maritime Academy’s schooner Bowdoin, the official vessel of the State of Maine, at programs that revisit Donald MacMillan’s Arctic explorations and delve into the art of shipsmithing.
GSA announces new staffas school resumes
A total of seven new members have been added to the staff of George Stevens Academy, according to a press release issued by the private nonprofit high school. The new staff include faculty and administrative personnel.
Falls Bridge construction project scheduled
Project estimated at $10.5 million
Women's Skillet Toss
Intercontinental & Greater Hancock County Championship Saturday, September 4 , 3:30 p.m., Grandstand Track
The Largest Pumpkin or Squash Contest
Judging Friday, 1 p.m., Exhibition Hall
Blurbed To Death
How one of publishing’s most hyped books became its biggest horror story and still ended up a best seller.
Rebels with a cause: why is party politics so fractious?
The sizeable Tory parliamentary rebellions on the plan B proposals – there were three different measures that particularly irked the MPs – have to be set in some context.
50,000 missed cancer cases
True treatment backlog yet to hit the NHS, says charity
Cancer treatment catch-up falters as Covid cases and staff shortages hit hospitals
Progress in clearing the NHS cancer treatment backlog in England has swung into reverse amid high Covid cases and staff shortages, a new analysis suggests.
Xmas light fans really Let It Glow
BRIGHT sparks Dan and Mark WarrExtance spent six weeks turning their bungalow into a Disney castle.
My gaudy nights
For 50 years, Oxford don Oswyn Murray welcomed back old pupils to his college – except for one in 10 Downing Street
Hero of haulage
After running two hugely successful charity truck shows, not even the Covid-19 shutdown could stop Paul Salkeld doing his best to raise money for MacMillan Cancer Support
MIND OF MY OWN
The Woman’s Own columnist has her say
GRIEF HAS NO TIME LIMIT
Losing someone you are close to changes everything. Here’s how grief may feel and how to get through it
Around Britain-top ten tips
Premier Sailing’s Robert Stracey shares his experience of what he says is, for most, a totally achievable cruise