Local artist turns to online platform
Signature items made by Mitchell consist of a combination of epoxy resin and sea glass that resemble an ocean scene.
Arts & living
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The many faces of Katie Walton
To paint a face, it can take Walton between three to five hours.
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Jewelry store owners retire, shop closes for good
Though the couple will miss having a business in the heart of town, they plan to travel and spend more time with family.
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Arts Glances: Photography exhibit, movie night, outdoor storytimes
Curtis Wells’ photography will be on display in the Bass Harbor Memorial Library through October.
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Bar Harbor glamping resort wins award
Terramor Outdoor Resort, a glamping facility that opened in August 2020, can now call itself an award-winning destination.
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USM Promise Program welcomes 25 students this fall
Kaitlyn Tompkins, a recent graduate of Mount Desert Island High School, will start at the University of Southern Maine in pursuit of a degree in education.
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Using picture books to talk about race
Part one of the workshop takes place on Tuesday, Oct. 5, from 3:30-4:30 p.m.
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Ruth Moore novel back in print
“Second Growth” is now back in print for the first time in nearly five decades,
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Citizen scientist opportunities offered by Gilley and Schoodic Institute
These opportunities for citizen science are scheduled for Oct. 7 and Oct. 14.
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Master carver is Gilley’s featured artist for October
A native of Brunswick, Tyler began carving in high school and says he developed a fondness for shorebirds and ocean birds growing up on the shores of Casco Bay.