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Spring is made when Magnolia 'Butterflies' emerges
I will admit that it has been so many years since the twig of Magnolia 'Butterflies' was planted in the yard that I can't recall exactly how long ago it was.
Legal wrangling takes center stage in Penobscot Nursing Home matter
Propane tanks pose problem for town of Castine
At their meeting Monday, May 21, selectmen decided to postpone action on a request to place propane tanks on town property.
Mayewski traces cause and effects of climate change
Explorer, scientist and global expert of climate research Paul Mayewski, of Castine, opened the Rachel Carson ocean environment lecture series at Mayewski, director of the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine, told the audience of around 50 people that he was originally trained as a glaciologist.
Fifth annual Walk for Tots supports Children's Miracle Network
Brooksville resident Elizabeth Clifford invites the public to "have fun while helping others" by participating in the fifth annual Walk for Tots on Cape Rosier Sunday, May 27, starting at 10 a.m. Money raised through the event is given to Children's Miracle Network, which provides services for children who need to be hospitalized.
30 Stevens Lane, off Maple Juice Cove
Simple, perfect, and private waterfront house on Maple Juice Cove. Designed for views and ocean breezes with large windows and open plan.
Castine warrants approved; tax increase around 1.5 percent
Citizens vote against an amendment adding $15,000 to the school French program. The amendment passed 75-39. More photos to come in slideshow.
Maine DEP, Coast Guard and Response Partners To Test Marine Spill Response On Damariscotta River
CONTACT: Samantha DePoy-Warren, Maine DEP Director of Communications & Education, at 287-5842 or Ginger McMullin, Maine DEP Response Planning Coordinator, at 446-7032 -The boom deployment exercise on the Damariscotta River will test the feasibility of potential strategies for effectively responding in the event of a large marine spill- DAMARISCOTTA ... (more)
Staff contracts approved; fate of school bus discussed at Castine school board meeting
In its main item of business, Chairman Kathy MacArthur and member Joe Spinazola approved staff contracts for 2012-13. Secretary Elaine Bertrand, ed.
Beautifully designed and built 2009 in-town house on a hillside street between Bayview and Chestnut.
State NECAP tests show "promising" trends, says principal
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Maine Maritime students depart on two-month training cruise
Students wave from the Maine Maritime Academy training ship the State of Maine as it was leaving the dock in Castine Tuesday morning.
Maine Maritime Academy's training ship is casting off for its annual two-month training voyage that is taking students to U.S. ports, the Caribbean and Bermuda.
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.
Waterfront shingle-style house, distinctive architectural features, bold frontage and crashing waves on Penobscot Bay, open lawn and unobstructed views, wrap-around porch, great-room with fireplace, master suite with balcony, three-car garage.
Union 93 hires special services director
The Union 93 board unanimously approves the appointment of a new special services director at its April 30 meeting at Penobscot Community School.
Castine Grange recognizes Citizen of the Year
Noting the contributions of long standing volunteers of Bagaduce Area Health Resources, the Castine Grange recognized them in a ceremony held April 29.
Maine Maritime Academy to hold graduation ceremonies Saturday
More than 200 students are expected to receive degrees from Maine Maritime Academy during a commencement ceremony in Castine this Saturday.
Maine tales flood bookstores this spring
A wave of fresh books is hitting bookstores this spring. But before you start shopping the shelves for a stack of summer reads, consider trying out a few books with a local connection.