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Eagle swimmers wrap up PVCs, look to state championships
BLUE HILL—Eagle swimmers are headed to the Maine state championships next week despite relatively low team scores at the Penobscot Valley Conference championships on February 8 at the University of Maine at Orono.
Mariner boys face tough quarterfinal
DEER ISLE—The boys basketball team beat an improved Searsport team 63-42 on February 4.
Eagle boys team ready for playoff push
BLUE HILL—The George Stevens Academy boys team has made a tradition of being in the title mix during the last five seasons in the high school boys basketball tournament at the Cross Insurance Center.
Universities Cancel Study-Abroad Programs Amid Virus Fears
As concerns about China’s virus outbreak spread, universities all over the world are scrambling to assess the risks to their programs, and some are canceling study-abroad opportunities and prohibiting travel affecting hundreds of thousands of students.
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From the outside it looks steady.
MAKE AMERICA GRAZE AGAIN: THE LAST ROUNDUP
Will small farmers’ beef with Trump sway the 2020 election?
The Young and The Relentless
The climate crisis generation is sick of waiting
Sedgwick School Board approves 2020-21 budget
GSA tuition increase request kept separate.
Public access to Bakeman Beach guaranteed
Recent gift by land trust welcomed by town of Brooksville
Eagles channel late momentum swing
BLUE HILL—Just three games away from a potential appearance in the postseason, the George Stevens Academy girls basketball team is looking to roll off some late-season momentum.
Mariners nab wins over Bucksport, Islesboro
10-3 record, ranked 7th
Eagles channel late momentum swing
BLUE HILL—Just three games away from a potential appearance in the postseason, the George Stevens Academy girls basketball team is looking to roll off some late-season momentum.
DIAA's “ART matters 5” features photography as art
DEER ISLE—The Deer Isle Artists Association brings three local photographers to speak at the February 2 “ART matters 5” program, Captured Images. Lydia Osgood Cassatt, Julie Cleveland and Woodley Osborne will discuss their work at 1:30 p.m. at the DIAA Gallery in the village.
DI-S girls basketball team in ‘a pretty solid second place'
The girls basketball team beat Bucksport 53-40 on January 21.
After-school program helping students, but needs help
Must entice more teenagers, parents
Leaked Report Shows United Nations Suffered Hack
The United Nations has been hacked.
Sprint runners take top spots for GSA indoor track
ORONO—With just two more meets before the Small Schools Championship on February 8, runners on the George Stevens Academy boys and girls indoor track team took to the Fieldhouse on the University of Maine in Orono campus for a meet on January 18.
Island Women Speak 4.0
Seven to tell their stories
GSA's undefeated season rolls on
Boys basketball team 14-0
DI-S girls basketball team beats Machias, Searsport
The girls basketball team beat Machias 55-18 January 13.
China Virus Outbreak Rams Global Tourism, Costing Billions
Business around the world that have grown increasingly reliant on big-spending tourists from China are taking a heavy hit, with tens of millions of Chinese residents restricted from leaving their country as the coronavirus spreads.
Can The WTO Survive Trump?
The U.S. president’s trade rampage has shaken a pillar of the rules-based postwar economic order
How To Become A Soup Legend
Oliver's champion chowder shared at Winterfest
Mariner girls team rolls over Sumner
DEER ISLE—On January 8, the girls basketball team won their only game last week easily, beating Sumner 56-21.
Eagles blow by Golden Bucks
BLUE HILL—The George Stevens Academy boys basketball team took the season sweep over the Golden Bucks of Bucksport at home on Friday, January 10, with a 69-37 win.
DI-S boys 8-2 after Jonesport loss, Sumner win
DEER ISLE—The boys basketball team lost to an experienced Jonesport team 79-63 in front of a big crowd January 7.
The Tear of Allah
THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY CONFISCATED A SACRED METEORITE FROM MUSLIM HERDERS. THEY’RE SUING TO GET IT BACK.
MASSAGE PARLOR-PANIC
A POTENT COMBINATION OF PURITANISM, RACISM, AND POLITICAL OPPORTUNISM IS PUTTING ASIAN MASSEUSES AND THE PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT THEM IN NEEDLESS DANGER.
Next Stop, Brexit: Britain's EU Divorce Bill Becomes Law
Britain’s delayed and disputed Brexit bill became law on Thursday, removing the last U.K. obstacle to the country leaving the European Union in just over a week.
Judge Napolitano on the Politics of Impeachment
In two decades at the nation’s largest cable network, Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano has provided an unapologetically libertarian critique of state power, regardless of the party holding control in the nation’s capital.