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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
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 lighthouse keeper weathers the elements to care for Nubble Light (opens the original)
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YORK — For many, Cape Neddick Light Station is a historic Maine landmark. For keeper Matt Rosenberg, it is an office, a workshop and, at the end of a long day, a place for quiet reflection. Nicknamed Nubble Light after the 2.8-acre, tide-cut island it occupies, the lighthouse has stood about 100 yards off Cape Neddick’s eastern tip for nearly 150 years. A red brick oil house, boathouse, workshop and Victorian keeper’s house cluster around the tower, which has a winding iron staircase that climbs
Scarborough parking changes have residents, businesses at odds (opens the original)
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Scarborough’s ongoing effort to balance beach access, neighborhood safety and its tourism economy has come to a head in Pine Point, where plans to permanently repave Jones Creek Drive this fall have divided residents and business owners over on-street parking. The discussion comes amid a series of parking changes adopted over the past two summers that reduced on-street parking at Scarborough beaches, including Pine Point. Maine Water replaced more than 4,700 feet of water main to improve water q
Meet the next generation of Maine lighthouse keepers (opens the original)
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Standing on the balcony of the Seguin Island Light Station, Sara Thomas looked out at the ocean below. “This is my favorite place on Earth,” she said. The 30-year-old Nashville resident and her neighbor, Savannah Coursey, 31, are serving as the lighthouse keepers this season. They balance the practical work of maintaining the Midcoast island with the quieter pleasures of living there, from reading beneath the tower to searching for wildflowers. “Being on Seguin — just looking at the water or up
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