Town taking MDI Lobster to court
Members of the Select Board were asked during their meeting last Tuesday to authorize Larson to file an 80K enforcement action with the Hancock County District Court.
Articles by: Sarah Hinckley
Sarah Hinckley
Former Islander reporter Sarah Hinckley covered the towns of Southwest Harbor, Tremont and neighboring islands.
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Towns collecting most taxes, preparing for revaluations
Two other towns are preparing to do a town-wide revaluation in the next couple of years.
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Public hearing set for referendum questions on Nov. 2 ballot
Earlier this year, an application review of a different proposed campground brought up several discrepancies between the town’s LUO and site plan review ordinance.
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Local painter’s work speaks from the heart
During October, Logue’s is on display at The Gallery at Somes Sound on Main Street in Somesville.
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Town to look into recycling again
Members of the Select Board unanimously voted in favor of the town manager investigate what options the town has for recycling.
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Planning Board adopts participation policy
Public boards cannot automatically resort to having a meeting online .
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New U.S. citizens sworn in at Acadia National Park
Immigration Services Officer Jeffrey Hamm said these ceremonies are the best part of his job
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Campground moves forward with modified application
The updated plan for a 55-site Acadia Wilderness Lodge glampground will proceed to a public hearing.
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Community solar farm coming online soon
There are still a few shares left for those who want to invest in solar energy with the Long Pond Community Solar Farm.
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Congressional officials visit Acadia to talk about climate change
During their three-day tour, the representatives met with park scientists and staff at the Schoodic Institute, Sieur de Monts Springs, Thunder Hole, Jordan Pond House and the carriage roads nearby, Cadillac Mountain and the Acadia Gateway Center in Trenton.
