Campground moratorium denied
A second request in six months for a moratorium on campgrounds was denied by the Tremont Board of Selectmen last week.
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While caterpillar calls are high, treatment options are few
“It’s really bad in May and June, but this year has, by far, been the worst since I’ve been here for browntail moth calls,” state entomologist Tom Schmeelk said in conversation with the Islander.
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Acadia gets $27M for maintenance building
Acadia has received federal funds to replace the maintenance building at park headquarters
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Former fire chief did a lot for the town
A memorial service for Sam Chisholm is scheduled for Saturday, June 19, at 2 p.m. at the Southwest Harbor Fire Station on Main Street in Southwest Harbor.
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MDI baseball beats Nokomis in extras, falls to Old Town
The Mount Desert Island baseball team fought until the very end.
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Trenton business RainWise closes
Longtime business RainWise closed its Trenton manufacturing operation June 9.
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Conners Emerson students write opinion pieces for class project
Seventh-grade students at Conners Emerson School got a lesson in civics, writing and social engagement during one of their final projects of the year.
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Trenton voters approve $4.3 million school budget
Voters approved the proposed $4,359,588 budget for the Trenton Elementary School June 12 at Town Meeting,
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Rainstorm damage closes Acadia carriage roads
Large portions of the park’s carriage roads were extensively damaged by a rainstorm in the early hours of June 9 and remain closed pending repairs.
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Warmer waters, smaller female lobsters: What does this mean for offspring?
One thing is known for sure: Mature female lobsters have been shrinking.