Southwest Harbor hires from within for town manager post
Bar Harbor had been searching for a town manager since Justin VanDongen was fired in January.
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Conners Emerson principal to retire at year’s end
Neilly has been principal of the school for the past 29 years, and she said it has been a privilege to serve the Conners Emerson students.
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Gousse decides to step down early
Gousse, who is 61, has decided that Dec. 31 will be his last day on the job.
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MDI basketball teams close out preseason play
Both MDI basketball teams played their first games in front of the home crowd since February 2020 last Wednesday as the Trojans took on visiting Brewer.
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Maine scallop season underway; new licenses issued for draggers, divers
Maine’s scallop season’s opening is staggered with licensed divers getting first crack at the lucrative resource starting in mid-November and last week in the state’s three fishery management zones.
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Southwest Harbor hires from within for town manager post
On Monday, the town’s board of selectmen announced that its current town clerk, Marilyn Lowell, will assume the town’s top job on Dec. 13 under a three-year contract.
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In the land of lobster, seaweed is finding its niche
Unlike farmed finfish, seaweed aquaculture is regenerative, meaning it does not require fresh water, pesticides or antibiotics, and actually improves ocean conditions by removing carbon and nitrogen from the water column.
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Learn about the Wild Gardens of Acadia
Koch will speak about the beauty and challenges found in the native plant garden located at the Sieur de Monts Spring and Nature Center.
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Local club gathers to learn about the natural world
Club administrator and College of the Atlantic graduate Willow Cullen Torrey led the group and explained how local trees and shrubs, even some without leaves, can be identified.
