Gouldsboro budget going to voters
Selectmen and Budget Committee members also revisited the proposed public safety budget now totaling $671,951.
Articles by: Letitia Baldwin
Letitia Baldwin
Arts Editor at The Ellsworth American
In addition to editing the Arts & Leisure section, Letitia edits special sections including Out & About, Overview, Health Quarterly, Your Maine Home, House & Garden and Get Ready for Winter. She comes from Chicago, Ill, but has deep family ties to the Cranberry Isles. [email protected]
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Alewife fisherman expecting a bountiful harvest as species makes a comeback
Alewives are among several fish species called “anadromous” or “sea-run” that move back and forth between fresh and saltwater at key points during their lifecycle.
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Tate McLean to work full time for Winter Harbor
Former Gouldsboro Fire Chief Tate McLean will wear many hats in his new job working full-time for the town of Winter Harbor.
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Gouldsboro officials rein in budget amid staff changes
Gouldsboro officials found nearly $64,000 to cut from the municipal part of the town’s $6.151 million 2022-23 fiscal budget.
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Gouldsboro Police log week of May 26
Blown tire triggers accident
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Gouldsboro Police log week of May 19
Dog has near fatal porcupine encounter
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Restitution agreement made in camper vandalism case
“The kids learned their lesson without us having to pursue it criminally,” Scott summed up. “Everybody was very willing to help with what they could.”
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Downeast Salmon Federation celebrates 40th anniversary
STEUBEN — Some garden greens have sprung. Fiddlehead ferns are making their debut. Alewives are running. Parsnips, left in the ground to overwinter and sweeten, have been dug up. The sea scallop season just ended in the Gulf of Maine. Now, the halibut season is underway. All these seasonal delicacies earlier this month figured on …
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Gouldsboro ordinance to focus on finfish
At their regular meeting Tuesday, May 3, Planning Board members unanimously agreed to limit the ordinance’s focus to finfish-related operations on land.
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Gouldsboro Police log week of May 5
Motorist swerves to avoid crash
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American Aquafarms buys seafood plant
The Maine departments of Marine Resources and Environmental Protection on April 20 and 21 terminated the company’s lease permit and wastewater discharge license applications.