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Town Hill VIS welcomes new governing board (opens the original)
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TOWN HILL â The Town Hill Village Improvement Society held a public meeting at the Town Hill Hall on Tuesday, during which President Perry Moore announced the dissolution of the VISâs former board alongside Vice President Randy Sprague. The new board held a brief welcome for community members in attendance. âIâm really excited to see more events with the community coming together, and for our first meeting, to see what the community wants the board to do,â said lifelong Mount Desert Is
Charcuterie creations: The mother-daughter duo behind Olive and Pearl (opens the original)
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NORTHEAST HARBOR â Olive and Pearl, a local mother-daughter business specializing in elevated charcuterie boards, is celebrating its first season offering boards that feature local seafood and fresh cured meats, with pickup and delivery available. Longtime locals Susan MacCready and her daughter, Kayla Musetti, dreamed of creating a business together. The founding of Olive and Pearl was driven by their shared passion for creative charcuterie boards. âI grew up in a family of bakers who loved
Bear Creek Tavern opens for Labor Day Weekend (opens the original)
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BAR HARBOR â The long-awaited Bear Creek Tavern will open on Friday, Sept. 4, for dinner service for the holiday weekend. Bear Creek Tavern is bringing classic Americana tavern fare, with nourishing handhelds, hand-spun pizzas, and one of the island's largest bars. âWe want this to be a place for people to congregate and enjoy some live music. Weâre really getting back to conversation, music, and good food,â said head chef Travis Tapley. The building of Bear Creek Tavern, located at 336
MDI Wheelers open Acadia’s carriage roads to all (opens the original)
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BAR HARBOR â Everybody can enjoy the beauty of Acadia National Park through the summer months and into the end of September thanks to MDI Wheelers. The volunteer-led nonprofit organization provides a free, accessible biking program on the carriage roads for people with disabilities. MDI Wheelers started as a small, Tremont-based group called the âTremonsters.â Ed Wood spent his summers riding with friends on the carriage roads. After being diagnosed with Parkinsonâs, his balance declined
Historical Society hosts presentation on mysterious K-14 blimp (opens the original)
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR â Mount Desert Islander and Bar Harbor Times former Editor Earl Brechlin will give a presentation on the âK-14 Blimp Disasterâ at the Southwest Harbor Historical Society, 192 Seawall Rd., on Saturday, Aug. 22, at 4 p.m. This event is part of Southwest Harbor Historical Societyâs summer programming. According to Brechlin, on July 2, 1944, Southwest Harbor lobstermen noticed a German submarine past Mount Desert Rock. They reported the submarine when they returned to the ma
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