Clouds might clear out Friday if Hurricane Irma does not head up the East Coast, as some weather models have shown. Read More
Jeremy Cruz, 28, of Bronx, New York, was charged with aggravated trafficking in heroin. Read More
Bucksport officials are trying to figure out whether to spend big money to save historic Wilson Hall, before the looming Maine winter makes the decision for them. Read More
Robert Colson, 34, of Bucksport faces a first-degree murder charge in connection to the shooting death of Matthew Schoshke of Tescott, Kansas. Read More
They will be inducted Oct. 21 during the association’s annual Fall Conference at The Atlantic Oceanside in Bar Harbor. Read More
Residents voted to ban cruise ships until the town can determine how best to deal with the traffic that they bring. Read More
Marc Pelletier, who refers to himself as a “red-blooded Yankee Mainer,” said he is not a white nationalist. Read More
Some residents fear traffic jams and damage to fishing gear like they see in neighboring Bar Harbor. Read More
He was last seen walking on Eastbrook Road about half a mile from his home on the morning of Feb. 21. Read More
People from across the state are organizing vigils and rallies to stand in solidarity with the victims of the weekend violence at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that left one dead and 19 injured. Read More
Most lumberjacks who perform at the show in Trenton readily admit that logrolling took them the longest time to master. Read More
A gleaming Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress called “Sentimental Journey” will be at Hancock County-Bar Harbor Airport until Aug. 20. Read More
Dudman was best known for his work covering Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War era. Read More
A judge will decide whether a veterinarian bilked an elderly veteran out of half of his Trenton property or if she simply paid less than the market price rather than accept it as a gift. Read More
White and his wife, Katharine, owned the property -- which contains the barn that’s a setting for White’s famous children’s novel “Charlotte’s Web” -- for more than 50 years. Read More
Lizza added that he liked Scaramucci “quite a bit” but, even so, the phone conversation was “extremely newsworthy.” Read More
The founding editor of the weekly Mount Desert Islander newspaper is leaving for a communications post at an Acadia National Park-focused nonprofit. Read More
Bengi-Palei passed away July 13 at her home in the Stonington village of Oceanville, where she moved in the 1970s. Read More
Ray Graybeal cracks 1,500 eggs and bakes 4,000 to 6,000 popovers a day as popover chef at Jordan Pond House in Acadia National Park. Read More
The property includes “breathtaking vistas” and has more than 2,500 feet of coastline. Read More
