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The ‘kingpins’ in an ancient tool’s revival are homesteaders from easternmost Maine (opens the original)
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Jim Kovaleski sharpened a long sickle-shaped blade, held in front of him at the end of a long, curved wooden handle, and then moved it over the ground in semi-circular strokes. With this tool, a scythe, he smoothly cut long grass, ready to be gathered with a hay rake. A crowd quickly gathered around him at the Common Ground Fair in Unity on Friday. One onlooker asked to hold the scythe, another asked a reporter to take her photo with him, her “hero.” Kovaleski, who often leads demonstrations, ha
Stonington home baker transforms vacant lot into ‘family dream’ of cafe and market (opens the original)
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An established Stonington baker has opened a new cafe-market with her adult children, bringing Eastern European and Middle Eastern flavors and a new gathering place to the island town. School Street Market, which opened its doors July 31 on a once-empty lot just above Main Street, offers drinks, baked goods by Margie Litman and a small retail market that the family aims to expand. They plan to grow the business in response to community wants and needs, and hope to keep the space active year-roun
A dead whale covered in shark bites keeps washing up on Maine islands (opens the original)
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Mike Kersula and his volunteer work crew noticed a bad smell as they approached the beach on Enchanted Island by boat two weeks ago. Then a crew member realized that what had looked like a ledge was bobbing up and down in the water along the small island about five miles south of Stonington. As they landed, it became clear: a 43-foot adolescent male fin whale was decomposing on the shore, riddled with shark bites. The whale arrived, and likely remains, on Enchanted Island after washing ashore an
Recent surge in Maine shark sightings don’t faze midcoast beachgoers (opens the original)
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Jenny Richardson-Rossbach and her family moved to Thomaston five years ago from a place she describes as “super, super sharky”: Monterey Bay, California. She wasn’t expecting to see many in her new state, she said Wednesday at Lincolnville Beach as she held her infant daughter, who wore a onesie printed to look like a shark. But in recent years, there seems to be a “huge, huge difference” in the number of Maine shark sightings. Richardson-Rossbach said. That hasn’t changed the family’s summer pl
Blue Hill delays action over downtown restaurant’s alleged land use violations (opens the original)
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A hearing on the terms of a settlement agreement between the town of Blue Hill and local restaurant and beer garden Blaze over unpermitted construction has been postponed. The town has considered legal action against what it says are land use violations at the downtown restaurant, which owner Matt Haskell says were previously approved by Blue Hill’s then-code enforcement officer and state regulators. Blaze serves a full menu, pizza and beer on Main Street and hosts live music. Haskell has a long
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