Weaver, McKenzie win Gouldsboro Select Board bids
Peter McKenzie and Jackie Weaver won bids for two three-year seats on the Select Board
Breaking News
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Woman killed in Waltham accident
The Maine State Police reported that a Brewer woman died Sunday after the motorcycle she was riding on was struck by an oncoming pickup truck after the motorcycle operator lost control of the bike on a sharp curve.
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Former MDI superintendent to helm Hancock and Lamoine schools
Starting July 1, former MDI Regional School System superintendent Rob Liebow will serve as interim superintendent of the Hancock Grammar and Lamoine Consolidated schools.
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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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EHS senior killed in Sedgwick crash
A young Sedgwick man was killed in a single vehicle accident on Caterpillar Hill Road in Sedgwick Friday, according to the Maine State Police.
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Wandering toddler reported in Sullivan
ELLSWORTH — Hancock County Sheriff’s deputies are investigating a complaint from a concerned citizen who encountered a toddler walking alone on Taunton Drive in Sullivan May 4. The caller advised that “the toddler indicated that he lived at a residence nearby and has gone there and no one appears to be home,” said Lt. Corey …
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American Aquafarms buys Maine Fair Trade facility
GOULDSBORO – East Coast Seafood Group’s Chief Executive Officer, William Blais, confirmed late Friday that the company had sold to American Aquafarms its Maine Fair Trade Lobster property in the Gouldsboro village of Prospect Harbor. “Real estate deal closed today,” Blais reported in an April 29 email. In a prior email, he noted “MFTL [Maine …
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American Aquafarms set to buy Maine Fair Trade facility
Massachusetts-based East Coast Seafood Group expects to complete its sale Friday, April 29, of the Maine Fair Trade Lobster complex to American Aquafarms.
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DMR opposes Gouldsboro’s aquaculture licensing ordinance
The Department of Marine Resources (DMR) has told Gouldsboro officials that their draft aquaculture licensing ordinance exceeds the town’s regulatory authority.
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Gouldsboro’s Springtide Seaweed gets $649,651 grant
Springtide Seaweed in Gouldsboro has been awarded a $649,651 to develop new isystems for growing high-value nori and dulse red seaweed.
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Kane named superintendent of Ellsworth schools
“We are confident that Katrina will lead our district forward with the highest level of integrity, educational vision and respectfulness towards administrators, teachers, support staff, children and their families, and our entire community.”
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Gouldsboro considers aquaculture licensing ordinance
Gouldsboro is considering an aquaculture licensing ordinance to control industrial-scale operations seeking to do business in town.