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Stepping back in time with the lighthouse keeper on Goat Island (opens the original)
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KENNEBUNKPORT — Just beyond the Cape Porpoise Pier, where lobster boats idle in the harbor and seals surface between mooring buoys, Goat Island seems to slow time, Nick Lewia said. A five-minute dinghy ride from shore brings visitors to the small, solar-powered island, where the keeper’s quarters, oil house and bunkhouse cluster along a rocky shoreline. At the center stands Goat Island Lighthouse. “The crown jewel of the island is the lighthouse,” said Tom Bradbury, executive director of the Ken
Stepping back in time with the lighthouse keeper on Goat Island (opens the original)
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KENNEBUNKPORT — Just beyond the Cape Porpoise Pier, where lobster boats idle in the harbor and seals surface between mooring buoys, Goat Island seems to slow time, Nick Lewia said. A five-minute dinghy ride from shore brings visitors to the small, solar-powered island, where the keeper’s quarters, oil house and bunkhouse cluster along a rocky shoreline. At the center stands Goat Island Lighthouse. “The crown jewel of the island is the lighthouse,” said Tom Bradbury, executive director of the Ken
Stepping back in time with the lighthouse keeper on Goat Island (opens the original)
Read excerpt
KENNEBUNKPORT — Just beyond the Cape Porpoise Pier, where lobster boats idle in the harbor and seals surface between mooring buoys, Goat Island seems to slow time, Nick Lewia said. A five-minute dinghy ride from shore brings visitors to the small, solar-powered island, where the keeper’s quarters, oil house and bunkhouse cluster along a rocky shoreline. At the center stands Goat Island Lighthouse. “The crown jewel of the island is the lighthouse,” said Tom Bradbury, executive director of the Ken
Maine-based team places second in international seamanship contest (opens the original)
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Timing, trust and teamwork is what some say propelled a team of young Maine-based mariners onto the international podium in a seamanship contest in July. Atlantic Challenge USA — a Belfast-based nonprofit that teaches traditional boatbuilding and seamanship in Penobscot Bay — brought one U.S. and one mixed international crew to the 2026 Atlantic Challenge International Contest of Seamanship in Roskilde, Denmark, last month. The U.S. crew, composed mostly of Mainers, placed second among teams fro
Maine-based team places second in international seamanship contest (opens the original)
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Belfast-based Atlantic Challenge USA joined other countries for the international competition.
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