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Hancock County lost several community leaders in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Hancock County lost several community leaders in 2022

ELLSWORTH — Hancock County experienced a tremendous loss of notable residents during 2022, particularly of area leaders.

The show did go on! New Surry Theatre's "Head Over Heels" rises to the occasion - The Ellsworth AmericanThe Ellsworth American - Vimarsana News

The show did go on! New Surry Theatre's "Head Over Heels" rises to the occasion - The Ellsworth AmericanThe Ellsworth American

Reviewed by Nan Lincoln Special to The Ellsworth American BLUE HILL — It has been a challenging season for New Surry Theatre. The recent death of its

Eschewing a stethoscope for the stage, Bill Raiten lived fully and on his terms - The Ellsworth American - Vimarsana News

Eschewing a stethoscope for the stage, Bill Raiten lived fully and on his terms - The Ellsworth American

“Bill had terrific charisma,” said Dindy Royster of Blue Hill, who has been on the theatre board for many years. “He could persuade anyone to do anything, and they loved it. I think he changed a lot of lives.”

It's a good musical, Charlie Brown - Mount Desert Islander - Vimarsana News

It's a good musical, Charlie Brown - Mount Desert Islander

The New Surry Theatre production of “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown (Revised)” is the perfect brief escape from the doldrums of mud season in Maine or the horrific news of the world. 

It's a good musical, Charlie Brown - The Ellsworth AmericanThe Ellsworth American - Vimarsana News

It's a good musical, Charlie Brown - The Ellsworth AmericanThe Ellsworth American

Reviewed by Nan Lincoln Special to The Ellsworth American BLUE HILL — Some 50 years ago, Bill Raiten, a young man who had recently arrived in Maine from