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Meghan & Harry Sue British Tabloids - We Won't Be Bullied

The royals are sick of being dragged through the mud by the U.K. press — and they’re not going to take it anymore.

New Technology Brings Old Tlingit Hat Back To Alaska

A Tlingit clan hat was welcomed back to southeast Alaska with ceremony and dance after spending more than a century away.

Surry's Fall Festival

Old school House.

Freshmen Shine At Festival Of Champions

BELFAST—Almost 1,600 male and female high school runners from across the state competed at the 2019 Festival of Champions on Saturday, October 5, with a handful of George Stevens Academy runners taking top-10 finishes in their respective races.

MMA Gives Young Girl A Second Chance On The Court

GSA freshman signs as honorary teammate

Fledgling Rowing Group To End Season

BLUE HILL—Blue Hill Community Rowing will wind up its first season in October when the docks come out at the Kolledgewidgok Yacht Club, but the membership will continue building throughout the winter.

Gerald Wheeler, Longtime Church Organist, Choir Director, Retires

From Saint Paul’s Cathedral to Blue Hill’s ‘Congo’

GSA Boys Soccer Team Eyes Playoffs In Competitive Season

Deer Isle-Stonington High School and George Stevens Academy varsity sports, with Maine Maritime Academy athletics

Eagles' Volleyball Team On Track For Playoffs

BLUE HILL—With five matches left in the regular season, the George Stevens Academy volleyball team is positioned to host a playoff game for the first time in the program’s four-year run.

Local Blues Man Tunes In To War-Wounded In Laos

Derrick Semler, from Soulbender to humanitarian

Brooksville Forest Ranger Returns From Latest Firefighting Stint

Battling forest fires in northern California wilderness

Will The Senate Have Trump's Back?

Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has given himself a tiny bit of wiggle room

Popcuria Releases Podcast Depicting Life In Fishing Community

A fisherman offloads his catch at the Stonington Lobster co-op 1.

Paramedicine Program Merges Local Resources For Patient Benefit

BLUE HILL—Living in a rural community has its challenges, but living in a rural community and being ill can be challenging on multiple fronts.

Former Community Center President Receives Leadership Award

STONINGTON—Former Island Community Center president Lydia MacDonald has been named the 2019 recipient of the Camden National Bank Leaders and Luminaries award.

Eagles' Volleyball Team On Track For Playoffs

George Stevens Academy fans show their school spirit by wearing white GSA shirts during a home volleyball match against bucksport on October 1.

EU: Facebook Can Be Forced To Take Down Certain Material

The European Union’s highest court says that Facebook can be ordered by an individual member state to remove or block access to material which was previously declared unlawful and says that it can have a worldwide impact.

Diana's Blood Is On His Hands!

Hulk who hit Princess’ Limo finally found!

Big Tech's Eco-pledges Aren't Slowing Its Pursuit Of Big Oil

Employee activism and outside pressure have pushed big tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Google into promising to slash their carbon emissions.

Where Roe Doesn't Reach

While people worry about a world in which abortion access is no longerprotected, the women of Mississippi are already living in it.

The Shaw Family Admission Plan

One Wall Street billionaire and the ultimate college hedge.

Bloomberg, California Team On Climate Satellites

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is teaming up with California to use satellites to track climate pollutants.

After Amazon Packages Found In Cemetery, Police Deliver Them

Officers in a Massachusetts police department briefly turned into Amazon drivers after a stash of undelivered packages was found in a cemetery.

North Koreaborn Youtubers Offer Peek Into Lives In Homeland

Video clips uploaded on Jang’s 2-year-old channel showed him saying that ordinary North Koreans usually raise dogs, rabbits, pigs, and chickens, but to either eat or sell to markets.

President Battulga Khaltmaa Brings Trumpian Tendencies To The Steppes

A wealthy businessman rides a wave of discontent to the country's highest office, concentrates power in his hands, and cozies up to Putin. This time, through, there are horses.

Eastern Europe's Love Hate Relationship With Immigrants

Hungary and Poland are among those quietly importing workers to ease a labor crunch.

If There is No Deal Brexit....

A journey into the all-too-near future depicts the disruptions—economic, cultural, even animal— that could shake a U.K. that’s crashed out of the EU.

The Anti-Krugman Libertarians On The High Seas

For one week on the Celebrity Solstice, listeners of a podcast devoted to rebutting the Nobel Prize-winning economist get to be with their own kind.

Michelle Building Divorce War Chest!

Money-grubbing ex-White House queen Michelle Obama is building up a massive war chest for her upcoming divorce battle with hubby Barack, sources tell GLOBE.

New Independent Watchdog To Keep Extremists Off Internet

The leaders of New Zealand and France are backing a watchdog organization aimed at keeping internet platforms from being used by extremists — and preparing speedy responses to future attacks.