GSA boys soccer was victorious over Central High on Oct. 16, with a 4-1 win.

Penobscot teacher Michele Charette has won an award for her work promoting forest stewardship.

Blue Hill has set new rules for live music at Blaze, a local restaurant that created an outdoor stage in June.

In the midst of Maine’s housing crisis, a house in downtown Blue Hill is available to anyone who will move it off the site.

Hannah Pingree, a state official and candidate for governor, came to Deer Isle as part of her statewide listening tour on housing issues. She is calling for more first-time homebuyer assistance, new tax credits for lumber companies, and more training for the trades.

Shenna Bellows, Maine’s secretary of state and a candidate for govern or, is proposing a housing corps to help train and fill a worker pipeline.

GSA played Fort Kent in a tough game that ended 3-1.

A fire that broke out on a Stonington fishing boat was knocked down thanks to the efforts of local fire departments who said that they had to adapt to a challenging situation that threatened a busy local dock.

Charges of electioneering against State Rep. Nina Milliken have been dismissed “with prejudice.”

Caitlyn Snyder, now a teacher at Blue Hill Consolidated School, will take over as principal at Deer Isle-Stonington Elementary School next month.

It’s hunting season in Maine, which means it’s time for hunters and hikers alike to wear orange in the woods.

Acadia’s famous Carriage Roads are still open to visitors, but ‘critical support’ for the park has been impacted by the federal government shutdown, one group says.

A new diner with a 1950s theme will open in Bucksport on Oct. 7. Sweet Cheeks Diner opens its doors at 6 am.

The invasive emerald ash borer is now just a few miles away from the Blue Hill Peninsula. One percent of the trees are expected to survive—and will be the key to repopulation efforts, scientists say.

The Penobscot Zoning Board of Appeals has sent plans for year-round rental housing at the site of a former nursing home back to the town’s planning board.

A gathering for the Opiate-Free Island Partnership allowed numerous people to share their stories of recovery and hope.

An electric scooter is being eyed as a possible source of a fire at a Blue Hill residence. The fire displaced two people.

Maine farmers told their stories of the impacts of “forever chemicals” at a screening of the documentary film “Sludge.”