- Sweet on Scallops
Crocker House Country Inn Chef Richard Malaby deglazes the flavor of the browned juices and agitates the freshly harvested sea scallops until they are golden in color.-STAFF PHOTO BY LETITIA BALDWIN ...
- Gulf of Maine identified as new breeding ground for endangered whales
Washington, Jan 5 : A team of scientists has claimed to have identified the Gulf of Maine in the US as a wintering ground and potentially a new breeding ground for a group of endangered whales.
- High numbers of right whales seen in Gulf of Maine
This is a drawing of a Pacific Northern Right Whale taken from the US government website.
- Bar Harbor Bank & Trust celebrates year of contributions to nonprofit groups
ROCKLAND : Bar Harbor Bank & Trust in partnership with its employees and directors donated $12,122 through the banka s Community Commitment program during 2008.
- Support group aims to help divorcees
Catholic Charities Maine Family Life Institute will be offering an eight-week support group for those who are divorced or in the process of divorcing, at The Bar Harbor Congregational Church, which is at 29 ...
- Forty-four right whales spotted off the coast of Maine. Only 325 survive.
I love nature stories. I can watch endless hours of animal shows, especially about whales and bears.
- Endangered whales spotted in Gulf of Maine
Scientists think they have identified a new wintering area and a possible breeding ground in the Gulf of Maine for the endangered North Atlantic right whale.
- Island Police: Flooded pad prompts eviction
A man who had been living in an apartment at the Belle Isle Motel on Route 3 was forcibly removed by police Monday afternoon.
- Historic Preservation Project Goes High-Tech
The state's park historian has received a $45,000 grant to begin the high-tech preservation of significant historical documents and items, including the papers of Admiral Robert E. Peary, once stored in a ...
- Scholarships now available
The St. Croix District of The Garden Club Federation of Maine, encourages college students to take note of the availability of a scholarship of $1,000 available to legal Maine residents.
- Chowder house moves to new location
Kathy's Breakfast and Chowder House has a new lease on life, literally. The popular seasonal restaurant, owned by Kathy and Bruce Hamor, has moved from 952 Bar Harbor Road to the Trenton Lighthouse building ...
- Charter commission starts up, elects officers
The Bar Harbor Charter Commission met for the first time Dec. 19 as members were sworn in and elected as officers.
- Christmas @ Rollie's Bar and Grill
BELFAST : Rolliea s is happy to post its daily specials and events for convenience.
- Weather mix is region's seasonal greeting
From Christmas Cove, Maine, to Bethlehem, N.H., northern New Englanders on Wednesday counted down the hours to Christmas after a week that started with a monster snowstorm and ended for many with a blizzard of ...
- Island Police: Police investigate Ledgelawn B&E
A Ledgelawn Avenue home reportedly was broken into sometime Saturday night or Sunday morning, while the occupants were sleeping upstairs.
- Sidewalk plow breaks down
BAR HARBOR The town's sidewalk plow broke down during Sunday night's fierce winter snowstorm, leaving downtown sidewalks in residential and business areas largely impassable by late Monday.
- Friends of Lincoln Lakes appeals $130 million wind farm
Friends of Lincoln Lakes appeals $130 million wind farm LINCOLN, Maine - The Lincoln Planning Board used "ludicrous" arguments in shoehorning a proposed $130 million wind farm into its regulations, a Bar Harbor ...
- Hadley point to open for clams
The eastern side of Hadley Point will open for clam digging in the spring, for just the third time in nearly a decade.
- Workin' on the railroad
A locomotive from the former Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad, above, recently was delivered for service on the Downeast Scenic Railroad.-PHOTO COURTESY OF DSRR Bar Harbor man helps keep rail revival on ...
