The Good Lord announced last call for prohibitionist Neal Dow well over a century ago, but as the following two stories show, the spirit of the tireless teetotaler lives on in the city that once made him its mayor.
For Valentine’s Day the Center for Biological Diversity is sending 4,000 free Endangered Species Condoms to some of the most romantic getaway cities in North America.
Axe Women Loggers of Maine on “The Queen Latifah Show”WABIThe Bar Harbor based “Axe Women Loggers of Maine” were on The Queen Latifah Show. The woodswomen explained the heritage of their sport on the show, how they take jobs in the woods and turn them into...
The concept of a state-created virtual charter school open to all Maine students hit a roadblock Tuesday when an information technology expert from the Department of Education described it as a “holy grail” idea that education experts nationwide have tried...
And the climber responds by either putting his weight on the ax; taking another swing; or walking away from the wall altogether, saving the conversation for another day.
Site where the Lost Fishermen’s Memorial will be placed on the waterfront in Lubec, overlooking Lubec Narrows and Campobello Island, Canada.
Taos Pueblo fashion designer and project runway finalist Patricia Michaels is among the 10 native artists who are featured in the Twisted Path exhibit at the Abbe Museum in Bar Harbor.
February is not the most rewarding season for harvesting wild foods. Most green things are dormant or deep beneath snow or ice.
A Swans Island man who had been held in jail for the past four months was released this week after a judge agreed to reduce his bail.
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust employees are hosting bake sales at eight branch locations on Thursday, February 13 during regular business hours.
