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SHOPPING: Inspired by the scenic landscapes of our favorite National Parks, Parks Projects fleeces are made from recycled polyester and thicker than before, so you can feel warn and cozy.

BAR HARBOR – Although banning books in America dates to the Puritans, the activity is accelerating. Join the Acadia Senior College’s Food for Thought program on Friday, Oct. 27 for

Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development crews are working on multiple projects in Acadia, Lafayette, and East Baton Rouge Parishes.

Some are experimenting with assisted forest migration, relocating trees from more southerly habitats that might do well in Maine as temperatures rise and drive out native species.

BELFAST, Maine — Aleta McKeage wanders the shady groves and manicured meadows of City Park arboretum like a data-driven grim reaper, pointing out one iconic Maine tree after another that

Three-day event to feature plenary sessions with keynote speakers, poster sessions and breakout sessions on selected topics ORONO -- The University of

PROMOTIONS Erik Phenix has been promoted to senior project manager at Ransom Consulting in Portland. Phenix has worked at Ransom since 2005, and most recently as a project manager/project geologist. He has over 23 years of experience with hazardous, petroleum and industrial-waste-related assessments as well as brownfields. He is also a Maine licensed geologist, and […]

A crash involving a pedestrian on La. 95 near La. 754, south of Church Point in Acadia Parish claimed the life of 38-year-old Tyler O. Roberts of Rayne.

BAR HARBOR — The Town Council and Planning Board held a joint meeting and workshop to address housing affordability and availability in town on Tuesday. Planning Director Michele Gagnon led

ACADIA NAT’L PARK — Carriages of Acadia LLC is in the 13th year of what was originally supposed to be a 10-year contract to operate Wildwood Stables and provide horse-drawn