
Horse rescue organization expands to Blue Hill
Bagaduce River Equine Rescue, which started in Brooksville, has expanded with a second location in Blue Hill.

Unusual boat taking shape in Brooklin
A new boat that combines a monohull and multihull design is taking shape at Brion Rieff Boatbuilders in Brooklin.

THE HOOD SCOOP: A peek under the hood
The Rising Tide’s resident gear head Jenna Lookner gives a little insight into her fascination with classic cars.

THE U-TURN: Docks, dirt and dancing
Locals are pulling docks, hauling dirt and kicking up their heels at a country dance in the library in this week’s U-Turn.

Three clues for reading the forest
Tree expert Tom Wessels shows how trees make it possible to “read the forest,” offering clues to what happened in the past.

Fishing tips for October
As temperatures drop, brook trout and salmon in our area will be on the move. A state biologist has a few tips for anglers.

THE U-TURN: Stoplights in Penobscot?
Roadwork is ongoing along the Western County Road in Penobscot.

THE HOOD SCOOP: 1954 Corvette is a rare survivor with a rich family history
This 1954 Chevy Corvette is a jaw-dropping sight around Blue Hill.

THE HOOD SCOOP: This 1960 Chevy Apache is a familiar Deer Isle sight
Brian Wright with his 1960 Chevy Apache.

‘Damn, Girls!’ concert to benefit Tree of Life and Blue Hill Library
The Damn, Girls! will play a benefit concert at the Blue Hill Public Library on Oct. 4. Proceeds benefit the library and the Tree of Life Food Pantry.


Maine author who says US ‘on verge of collapse’ to speak at Word Festival
Maine-based journalist predicts US and its democracy are “on the verge of collapse” in his new book. Woodward will be a featured speaker at this year’s Word Festival in Blue Hill.





Long Island’s echoes of the past
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the island’s protection by the federal government.


Blue Hill artist readies her showcase mural at Maine museum
Rebekah Raye takes on the “most challenging project of my life.”