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Searsport woman to serve six months for selling fentanyl
BELFAST — A Searsport woman has been sentenced to four years in prison with all but six months suspended as a result of a May 10 drug bust. Astin Merry, 32, was convicted of unlawful trafficking of scheduled drugs, and violating conditions of release, after law enforcement set up a controlled buy...
Artist Abbie Read’s wall to wall exhibition is up until August 30

Check out this altered book ‘library’ at the Belfast Free Library

BELFAST— There are certain kinds of person who prefers the tactile sense and smell of a real book over a Kindle title. It is for those kinds of people Appleton artist Abigail Read created an enormous mixed media construction of altered books, found objects and intricate sculpture calling it “...

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Longtime Rockport executive assistant Stacey Parra appointed Union Town Clerk

Union has hired Stacey Parra to be its new town clerk, effective Aug. 3. Parra, who has worked at the Rockport Town Office in varying capacities for the past 19 years, most recently as executive assistant to the town manager, resigned July 19. “I want to thank the town for the 19 years I had here...
climate in Maine and across the Northern Hemisphere affected by declining extent, thickness of Arctic sea ice

Wet winter, spring alleviate drought conditions in state

Maine's wet 2017 winter and spring eased the 2016 drought conditions, according to Sean Birkel, University of Maine research assistant professor and Maine State Climatologist. Winter precipitation was 2.3 inches more than normal on a statewide average , he says, totaling 11.7 inches water...
‘Wild Fisheries and Alewives: Their Loss, Potential Recovery, and Resilience of Coastal Communities’

Vinalhaven Land Trust focuses on health of Penobscot Bay, with Ted Ames and Robin Alden

The Vinalhaven Land Trust will hold its 32nd Annual Meeting July 28 to catch up with board members, staff, and friends while discussing how to secure the future of fishing in Penobscot Bay. The title of this year's talk is "Wild Fisheries and Alewives: Their Loss, Potential...

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