Wellness businesses offer services for mind, body and soul
From going to the gym to losing weight and eating better, a new year provides a new opportunity to get health habits in check.
Lifestyle
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Nature: Interesting birds winter on MDI
Long-tailed ducks nest in the tundra of the subarctic zone, but they winter off Mount Desert Island and as far south as the coast of the Carolinas.
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January art exhibit depicts four seasons on the Maine coast
The Southwest Harbor Public Library will welcome the new year with an art exhibit called “Four Seasons of Home.”
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Student artwork on display at Northeast Harbor Library
The show will be at the library January and February and available to view during operating hours.
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Posters celebrate Black History Month
A collection of digital posters created by College of the Atlantic students celebrates Black History Month.
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Excercse Design Lab designs client-specific workouts
Jacques Newell Taylor studied neuroscience in school where he learned about physics applied to the body in a resistance training specialist program.
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Nature: Mother Nature has her own schedule to keep
Feathered residents and visitors keep busy this time of year searching for food and staying warm.
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Local libraries host virtual author talk
This talk includes a review of where we were when quarantine hit and how the lockdown impacted us behaviorally and interpersonally,
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Revealing “The Forgotten Bridge of Acadia”
“When I was a child growing up on Eagle Lake Road in Bar Harbor in the 1950s, my family would drive into Acadia National Park up to the top of Cadillac Mountain to look at the view of Frenchmans Bay and the Porcupine Islands,” Marshall said.
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McCue family gives $25K to Southwest Harbor nonprofit
As a nonprofit organization, the Charlotte Rhoades Park & Butterfly Garden is supported primarily by donations, in-kind contributions and volunteers.
