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Sewer Rates May Go Up This Month
Town Manager Delves Into Potential New Revenue Sources For Bar Harbor
New System Will Bring Mass Notifications To Bar Harbor
Start With Art or Maybe a Party or a Movie
The Omnibus Spending Bill Means $1.4 Million in Infrastructure Support For Bar Harbor
Want to Talk About Bar Harbor’s Year and Council Goals?
BAR HARBOR HAD A REAL SANTA CLAUS
Town Council Receives Update on Ferry Terminal Plan
The Town Council Has Set Its Priorities
Coin Business to Open in Former Site of Bee’s
Dog Park Might Not Be Mission Impawssible
Town Council and Friends Honor Alf Anderson
Comprehensive Plan Committee Receives More Funds To Continue Work
Council Updated on Cruise Ship Plan Implementation
Living Nativity Brings Solace In Its 49th Year
Nobody Has Ever Said Let's "Get Rid of Glen Mary"
Cruise Ship Disembarkation Changes Create Staff Questions
Glen Mary Wading Pool Meeting This Monday Open For Public Comment on Area's Use and Design
UPDATE: Three Island Schools Closed
MDI High School Cancels Classes Tomorrow
Town’s Housing Surveys Released
Superintendent Says Communication Key In Dealing With School Emergencies
Committee Worries Over Communication About Town’s Plans at Former Ferry Terminal
BAR HARBOR CAROLERS TAKE TO THE STREETS
School Closed Monday to Break Cycle of Illness
What Do You Want More Of At The Bar Harbor Story?
Community Comes Together To Bring Christmas To Kids
Staff Brings Planning Board Potential Land Use Changes
The Purview of Bar Harbor’s Design Review Board Could Change
Seasonal Workforce Housing on Mount Desert and Kebo Approved
Proposed School Budget Passes School Committee
Town Manager Expects Lawsuit Over Cruise Ship Changes
Town Asks Superior Court to Reconsider Decision
COMMITTEE TRIES TO PREVENT MORE AGAMONT PARK DAMAGE
A Bucket of Woes or Opportunities?
Marie Yarborough Elected School Committee Vice Chair
DOG PARK PLAN WAITS FOR UPDATED AGREEMENT
Could Glen Mary Wading Pool Return Next Summer
Sewer Rates May Go Up, Water Remains Stable
Small Business Is The Main Business in Maine
Bar Harbor’s Lobster Tree Brings Support To Fishery
How Much Are You Willing to Pay To Head Into Acadia National Park?
In A Ball Field? At the Y? Maybe in Town Hill?
Bar Harbor Chamber Lights Buoy Tree November 30
UPDATED: ON THE AGENDA! A weekly look at upcoming Bar Harbor Meetings
Citizens Urged to Work With Staff To Hone Petitions
Whole Foods Says No More Lobster
Thanksgiving Food and Traditions, Past and Present
Two Hundred Boxes Stuffed in Turkeypalooza
AYS FOOTBALL CELEBRATES THE END OF THE FIRST SEASON SINCE COVID
New Restrictive Lobstering Rules Paused
Misha Mytar Appointed to Bar Harbor's School Committee
CLIA Representative Speaks Of Cruise Lines Greener Futures
Swatting Incidents Happened In Multiple Maine School Yesterday
Could Small Electric Cars Save MDI
Harbor Committee Discusses Ferry Terminal and Marina
“I never witnessed, nor desire to see, such a terrible affair again.”
Kebo Street Project Meets Design Review Standards
Bar Harbor Bed Races Down One Bed, One Shoe
With Past Decisions In the Balance, Bar Harbor Looks For Advice
Award-winning Writer Teaches Workshop at Wendell Gilley Museum
What Is The Essence of Conners Emerson?
Bar Harbor Infrastructure Needs Are A Ticking Time Bomb
Voters Impose Strict Cruise Ship Cap, Say No To Marijuana
BED RACES AND PAJAMA SALE MOVE TO FRIDAY
Decaying Building, Big Needs Apparent as School Begins Exploring Budget
Bar Harbor Police and Fire Department’s Community Barbecue a Sizzling Success.
A Plea To You All From My Dead Nana and Me
District Attorney Caught in Lie During October Candidate Forum
Can You Capture The Essence of the Conners Emerson School?
Kebo Street Seasonal Workers’ Housing Project Goes Before Planning Board
Voters Will Decide Fate of Retail Marijuana and Cruise Ships, November 8
Judge Rules 2020 Changes to Bar Harbor's Town Charter Should Be Set Aside
Paul Paradis Receives Cadillac Award
MDI High School Goes on Lockdown for Hours After Serious and Credible Threat, Suspect Apprehended
Ledgelawn Continues Halloween Tradition
Things to Do Week of October 31
MDI Gets A Handworks Festival.
Conners-Emerson Halloween Parade
One More Home Approved In Bar Harbor
Overall Numbers Are Slightly Down But Visitors Keep Coming
Conservation Commission Hunts For New Members
Who You Going To Call? Bar Harbor Rotary
Things to Do and Story Round Up October 17
Jack Wilkins Writes The Songs That Bop Hard
BAR HARBOR ENTERS CONTRACT TO BUILD OUT DARK FIBER NETWORK
Last Public Hearings For Special Town Meeting Elicit Little Debate
First Time Hitchhiking Solo and Leslie Spellman Never Made It Back Home
Candy Prices Are A Little Bit Terrifying This Year
Farmers' Market Is a Gathering Place
Things to Do and Story Round Up October 17
A Community of Healing and Resilience in the Face of Adversity, Trauma, and Addictions
Comprehensive Plan Committee Hopes For Community Participation at Two Forums
Report Says Owner-Occupied Houses Out of Reach for Many in Bar Harbor
No “Wiggle Room” In Land Use Ordinance
Lager Than Life: Belt Sander Races Brew Up a Good Time
Things to Do and Story Round Up October 8
Elevated Trailers: Housing in Bar Harbor
EXAMINATION OF BAR HARBOR’S DEVELOPMENT PROCESS CONTINUES
FYI: West Street Detour Notice
Council Supports Changes to Short-Term Rental Registration Ordinance
Bar Harbor Council Hosts Cruise Ship Plan Questions and Answers
Another Boiler Breaks at Conners-Emerson School as Committee Looks For Building Project Support
Meet Your House District 14 Candidates
Things to Do and Story Round Up October 3
Where Have All The Starter Homes Gone?
COUNCIL HOSTS CRUISE SHIP MANAGEMENT PLAN QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION ON MONDAY
Questions and Community Compel and Inspire ArtWaves’ New Director Nikki Moser
New Town Manager Minutes Opens Access to Top Bar Harbor Staff and Officials
Manager Minutes at the Library
How to Build Family Connection + Resilience: Caron Treatment Center Presents to Bar Harbor Community
Community Forum for Conners-Emerson Building Plan Set for Thursday, Sept 29
Things to Do and Story Round Up September 25
Many Locals Wearing Red To Support Lobster Industry
Council Moves Long-Term Rental Registration Proposal to October 18 Public Hearing
Bar Harbor Town Council Signs Agreement Limiting Cruise Ship Visits
Council Worries That Multiple Speed Reduction Requests Could Signal Bigger Problems
Bar Harbor Man Looks to Upgrade Athletic Fields via Acadia Youth Sports
Things to Do and Story Round Up September 19
Bar Harbor Town Council Preview for its September 20 Meeting
Harbormaster Says Cruise Ship Tendering at Ocean Properties Has Decreased Traffic Congestion
The Accountant Who Went Missing
Appeals Board Sides With Abutters In Retaining Wall Issue
Woman Survives Ocean Plunge Near Thunder Hole
Comprehensive Planning Committee Gears Up & Solicits Community Input
Things to Do and Story Round Up
Local Writers Wow The Crowd At The Jesup
Bar Harbor Town Council Continues To Explore Climate Concerns Lawsuit
Planning Board Recommends Not Voting For Retail Marijuana or Cruise Ship Disembarkation Plan
TOWN COUNCIL RECOMMENDS VOTERS REJECT MARIJUANA LICENSING ORDINANCE
Council asked to join litigation efforts against Big Oil because of climate change costs
Things to Do and Story Round Up
A Super Majority Recommends Rejecting Bar Harbor's Super Majority Requirement
When Kids Make Lemonade, They Make A Difference
Warrant Committee Has A Lot To Deliberate About
The MDI Marathon Is Back, Baby.
The Possible Haunting of Compass Harbor
Things to Do and Story Round Up
Library’s Festival of Fun Full of Hee-Haws, Learning, and Fun
To Boldly Go Where No Cat Has Officially Gone Before
Things to Do and Story Round Up
Family Fun Days at the Jesup Featuring Miniature Donkeys Sure to be an A-Mule-Sing Good Time
Worried Town Council Gives Eligible Seniors Property Tax Relief
Voters will decide on the fate of town’s super majority rule
Town’s Cruise Ship Management Plan Floats Forward Past Split Council
Things to Do and Story Round Up
Marijuana, cruise ships and two-thirds majority rule on town council's agenda
Cruise Ship Committee Agrees To Make Recommendations to Town Manager
Age-Friendly Committee Looks for New Members
Things to Do and Story Round Up
UPDATE: Electricity Outages in Downtown Bar Harbor Not Because of Grid Overload
Neighbors Request Lowering Roads’ Speed Limits
Long-term Rental Task Force Presents Its Findings
UPDATE: Proposed Cruise Management Plan Now Available For Viewing on Town's Website
Curb Cut Request Sparks Short-Term Rental Discussion
Bar Harbor Will Vote on Cruise Ship Caps This November
Things to Do and Story Round Up
Bar Harbor Businesses Deal With Stuttering Power Issues
The New Vehicles on the Streets
Can We Turn the Tide on Plastics
Things to Do and Story Round Up
Creating Community With Art and Fun
A UFO CHASED BY JETS IN ACADIA NATIONAL PARK? Maybe . . .
Trying to Save a Bar Harbor Gem
Seaside Cinema - Free Movies and Popcorn? We're In!
This Week in Bar Harbor! July 11, 2022
Cadillac Challenge Century Bike Ride
Friends of Acadia – Annual Meeting of Amazing Volunteers, Staff and Members
Bar Harbor's July Fourth Celebrations
The Day the Corvettes Come to Town
EMPOWERING COMMUNITY – MDI YWCA – SO CAN I
The Park Street Playground Where Community Happens Every Day
Portside Grill Fire and the Beauty of the Bar Harbor Community
Having a Little Tension With Your Family is Sometimes Part of a Vacation
Bar Harbor Rotarians Making A Difference at Home and Around the World
Smokey’s BBQ and Lobster is the Most Beautiful Place
ArtWaves Building Community and Connection
The Bar Harbor Clock That Ticks On
Campground Lady Where Friendly People Met
Blueberries are the Sweetest Fruit
When Women Come Together Things Get A Little Bad Ass
Tom Richendollar, Postal Worker and Street Luger of Kindness is Moving On