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Acadia Chamber gears up for festival season on the Quietside (opens the original)
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR â The Acadia Chamber of Commerce is in overdrive, gearing up for Oktoberfest and the Finish Line Festival, both right around the corner. Acadia Chamber President Holly Masterson and Vice President Jeff Prentice updated the board on the upcoming festivities in Southwest Harbor and Tremont at its last meeting. The 29th Annual Acadia Oktoberfest is set for Oct. 10, from 12-5 p.m., at Archieâs Lobster, 90 Tremont Rd., and kicks off festival season on the Quietside. The event wil
Additional repairs to Seawall Road to begin in October (opens the original)
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SEAWALL â In July 2024, the community came together to repair a washed-out section of road that runs through Seawall in Southwest Harbor and Acadia National Park land. The road is vital infrastructure connecting Southwest Harbor with Tremont and Bass Harbor. On Oct. 5, the state plans to close the road again for additional repairs spanning no more than 28 days. At the Sept. 22 Select Board meeting, Town Manager Karen Reddersen announced that the state would move forward with repairs to the roa
Tremont Select Board will not recommend RSU reorganization (opens the original)
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TREMONT â The Select Board will not recommend passage of the school reorganization plan, although the question will still be placed on the Nov. 3 special town meeting warrant for voters to decide. With a full board present, the vote was unanimous during the Sept. 21 Select Board meeting. The board members discussed their concerns, continuing the conversation about bringing local school districts from the current Alternative Organizational Structure (AOS) into one Regional School Unit (RSU). Pa
Acadia Chamber opens new visitor center (opens the original)
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR â Despite steady rain, more than 70 residents, business owners and town officials turned out for an open house hosted by the Acadia Chamber of Commerce at its new Visitor Center at 322 Main St. Chamber members set up a large table with snacks and drinks donated by multiple local businesses, including Seafood Ketch, Cafe2 and Eat-A-Pita, Bubâs Burritos, DeLaneyâs Whoopie Wagon, Kristin Hutchins and Bealâs Lobster Pound. The building was jam-packed with guests who came to
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