MDI High School junior gets osprey nest on campus relocated
When Megan Huff noticed an osprey nest resting on a powerline in the front parking lot at Mount Desert Island High School, she launched an initiative to relocate it to a safer place.
Articles by: Ninah Rein
Ninah Rein
Writer at Mount Desert Islander
Ninah Rein, an MDI native, covers the town of Bar Harbor. She is glad to be back in Maine after earning a bachelor's degree in San Diego from the University of California.
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From ashes to art
Joyce’s Harbor View Studio opened five years ago and specializes in three distinct types of art: fine art, commercial photography and now memorial prints.
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Student tackles sensitive subject in speech contest
Eighth-grade student Emma Gosselin’s speech was about depression.
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Select Board moves forward with town garage plans
The Select Board decided to move forward with a new public works garage’s design plan, which they reviewed during a meeting held this week.
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Board of Appeals reverses AWL decision
The Board of Appeals has reversed the Planning Board’s November decision to approve an application for Acadia Wilderness Lodge (AWL).
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Tremont residents approve LUO changes
Aside from Mount Desert, which does not allow campgrounds, Tremont now has the most stringent campground restrictions in Hancock County.
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MDI Drama’s spring play is back on course
MDI Drama is scheduled to perform its first spring play in three years at Mount Desert Island High School’s Higgins Demas Theater this Friday.
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Diver Ed’s Dive-In Theater returns to Bar Harbor
After spending a season in Eastport, Diver Ed’s Dive-In Theater trips aboard The Starship Enterprise are again scheduled to explore Frenchman Bay for the 2022 season.
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Tremont teachers recognized for excellence
Tremont Consolidated School teachers Tonya Prentice, Ashley Stanley and Katrina Linscott were recognized this year for their excellence in education.
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Local business owners mark decades of creativity in Bar Harbor
This spring will mark the 15th anniversary of Queen Anne’s Flower Shop and the 25th anniversary of its roommate business, Evergreen Pottery.
