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This custom built contemporary offers single level living featuring hardwood floors, charming bonus room on 2nd floor and attached 2 car garage.
Fed up Mainers say, 'Shoo, fly. Don't bother me'
At 2 years old, Millie began catching grasshoppers and picking dandelions, discovering the joys of outdoor exploration at her home in Blue Hill.
A people's revolt in Bar Harbor
Rev. Ryushin Sean Malone of the Engaged Zen Foundation in Sedgwick joins other demonstrators during a rally in front of the Margaret Chase Federal Building in Bangor in January 2012.
Legal wrangling takes center stage in Penobscot Nursing Home matter
Peninsula towns to observe Memorial Day
With a history of observance dating back to 1866, the United States has set aside time to remember those who served this country, and more specifically those who lost their lives, on land and at sea.
DOT sets meeting to discuss Blue Hill roundabout
The Maine Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting Wednesday evening in Blue Hill to discuss the installation of a roundabout or traffic circle on Tenney Hill.
This stunning custom designed 3200sqft residence offers superb sustainable construction sited close to the water's edge on beautiful Blue Hill Bay.
Grasshopper Shop in Ellsworth sold but staying open
The Grasshopper Shop in Ellsworth, which has occupied the same spot on Main Street for 30 years, was sold on Tuesday, May 15, 2012.
Tickets on Sale for 22nd Annual Blue Hill Pops Concert
Blue Hill, May 17, 2012: The Bagaduce Music Lending Library announces that tickets are now on sale for the 22nd annual Blue Hill Pops Concert.
Partridge Drugstore counter returns to downtown Blue Hill
At left, Ed Griffin and Steve Shaffer join others in welcoming the former Partridge Drugstore counter to its new home at Fairwinds Florist after carrying it across Blue Hill village.
Shooting begins on Tree of Life short films
Sedgwick filmmaker Dick Kane shoots footage of volunteer Andrea Devereux on April 3, as she prepares donated clothing for sale at Turn-Style. Tree of Life, which runs the second clothing store and a food pantry in Blue Hill, is making two short films about its volunteer operations.
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On a bench or at a beach for spring
Horton Emerson Waterside Park, a short walk down Water St. from Main St., with views of Blue Hill Harbor.
Group keeps local foods ordinance on the front lines
The core members of the group are responsible for drafting the Local Food and Community Self-Governance Ordinance and its successful passage in the towns of Blue Hill, Sedgwick and Penobscot in 2011.
Investor sought to purchase Mill Pond Lane property, give life tenancy to Dorothy Leighton
In an eleventh hour open appeal to a would be philanthropic investor, friends of Dorothy Leighton continue to work to keep her in her home.
Bagaduce Chorale to perform Elijah
The Bagaduce Chorale will perform Mendelssohn's Elijah at The Grand on Friday, May 4, and at The Reach Performing Arts Center on Sunday, May 6. Since its 1846 debut, Elijah transcends theology in its telling of a man led by his faith to transform himself and his people, according to a press release.
Blue Hill Hearth to close in May
After 15 years of baking for the greater Blue Hill community, Kathy McCloskey is shutting the doors to her bakery, Blue Hill Hearth, and heading to the tropics.