Longtime Acadia National Park wild gardens board members, volunteers, and supporters Anne Kozak and Sue Leiter join photographer Josh Winer to talk about their new book. Reception to follow.
Sometimes finding the right hotel can be really tough. Maybe you want a relaxing vacation, but don’t want to fight crowds at the pool.
Bar Harbor author Paul Weiss will read from his new book Moonlight Leaning Against an Old Rail Fence at the Blue Hill Public Library on Thursday, May 5th at 7:00 PM. The book is a collection of poems and Buddhist commentaries published by North Atlantic Books.
Constructing a baseball field for the use of ghosts involves a giant leap of faith. But extending an interstate highway further into the hinterlands requires something more like denial.
WABIHealthy Acadia Miles for Smiles” Run/WalkWABIA “Miles for Smiles” 5K Run/Walk and 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk will be held on Saturday, May 14, 2016, starting from Healthy Acadia, 140 State Street. “Miles for Smiles” is an annual awareness and fundraising event to support...
WABISouthwest Harbor Public Library Health TalkWABIJackie Carroll's health talk series continues at the Southwest Harbor Public Library with a discussion about inflammation and pain Saturday morning, May 7, 11:00 – 12:00. Jackie will explain what inflammation...
Adorable antique cape located in heart of Rockport Village. This home features an open living & dining area with open beam ceilings and a beautiful masonry fireplace with original built ins on either side.
Bowdoin College Vice President and Treasurer S. Catherine “Katy” Longley, who served during a time of campus expansion during the past 14 years, will leave Bowdoin this summer to become vice president and chief financial officer at The Jackson Laboratory...
Compost material is available to Bar Harbor residents at the Public Works Facility on Public Works Way in Hulls Cove, 6:30 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday; 8:00 AM to 11:45 AM on Saturdays. Questions? Contact the Highway Division at 288-4681.
From working on destroyers at Bath Ironworks to shelves lined with sailboats, herons, lupin and bumble bees, Kim Walker ‘s spent nearly two decades respectively on two very different careers. Making the switch certainly wasn’t easy, but it can be very...
