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Letter: No crooks in Webster - Vimarsana News

Letter: No crooks in Webster

It must have been a slow news day on Sunday, February 5th. The front page article above the fold was about Walker Pond in Webster. The third article making the town select board and employees look like “inside trading.” Nothing could be further from...

Letter: Response to Walker Pond article - Vimarsana News

Letter: Response to Walker Pond article

My husband, Ron Frost, and I are in complete agreement with Debbie Kardaseski’s recent letter (2/8). The reporter insinuates that the Derby purchase of Walker Pond property was improper and possibly illegal. The property was purchased at public...

Letter: Response to Walker Pond article - Vimarsana News

Letter: Response to Walker Pond article

The article in Sunday’s Monitor regarding land sales around Walker Pond was full of innuendo that contributed nothing to the story. Ms. Derby purchased the land through a legal, sealed bid process. To imply otherwise is libelous. To include her...

In Webster, land sales around Walker Pond raise question of public access - Vimarsana News

In Webster, land sales around Walker Pond raise question of public access

A summer real estate listing advertised 27 acres of waterfront property at the end of a private road as the perfect place to “build your dream retreat” on privately situated land at the edge of Walker Pond in Webster.For many months last year, the...

Land trusts to hold talk on conservation - The Ellsworth American - Vimarsana News

Land trusts to hold talk on conservation - The Ellsworth American

Over the last 37 years, Maine Coast Heritage Trust and Blue Hill Heritage Trust have been working together, and with many other organizations and individuals, to restore the Bagaduce River watershed, making it the first fully restored watershed for fish passage in the entire state of Maine