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Midcoast Conservancy is thrilled to welcome five new members to its Board of Directors. The all-volunteer Board is a dedicated group who donate their time, expertise, and goodwill to provide organizational oversight and support Midcoast Conservancy’...
The rocky walk-in to Pinkham Pond remained an issue at the close of Alna selectmen’s Sept. 21 meeting after partly contentious talks continued among selectmen and between selectmen and the public. Second Selectman Steve Graham and Third Selectman...
Midcoast Conservancy is pleased to announce the fourth episode of “Midcoast Matters” — a six-part television series focusing on the people, places, and natural wonders of Midcoast Maine. The fourth episode will focus on the lands, waters, and...
Mon, 03/15/2021 - 4:15pm Dear Editor: I am writing to encourage my fellow Alna residents to vote no on Article 27, an amendment that would seriously weaken Alna's Shoreland Zoning Ordinance. Our well-crafted 1993 Ordinance is the end product of many stakeholders and countless hours of local debate. It has stood the test of time as our primary safeguard for the ecological health and natural beauty of Alna's most precious resource: our much loved Sheepscot River. Our town’s long tradition of river stewardship has been bolstered recently by numerous conservation groups investing ...
Dam site work questioned as zoning debate continues SUSAN JOHNS File photo Alna selectmen said Wednesday night, Jan. 20, they would have the codes enforcement officer and possibly Maine Department of Environmental Protection see if anything added to the Head Tide Dam site should not have been and, if so, how to address it. If the bench should not be at the shore, it can be moved to higher ground, said resident Chris Kenoyer, who served on a committee that helped plan the site’s 2019 makeover. Third Selectman Greg Shute noted the bench was a request from the town, not Atlantic Salmon Federa...