Harpswell Naturalist: Moving month
Posted by Ed Robinson | May 15, 2022 | Columns
Brunswick Rotary proposes historic marker for cattle pound
Posted by J.W. Oliver | May 13, 2022 | Business & Nonprofits, History
Booster club dissolves, snack shack to come down
Posted by J.W. Oliver | May 12, 2022 | Sports
Fishermen train to survive disaster in Cundy’s Harbor
Posted by J.W. Oliver | May 11, 2022 | Events, Health & Safety
State commission greenlights Harpswell Coastal Academy consolidation
Posted by J.W. Oliver | May 10, 2022 | Education
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Harpswell’s first postmaster: Washington Garcelon
May 18, 2022


Booster club dissolves, snack shack to come down
May 12, 2022

Special referendum set for June 14
May 12, 2022



Collection brings in 75 pounds of medications
May 10, 2022

Lobster boat races will move to Mitchell Field
May 10, 2022



Town hires ‘multi-office assistant’
May 9, 2022







Harpswell Hiking Challenge to return
Apr 30, 2022



Ash Cove Pottery: Magic in the making
Apr 27, 2022



School board names next superintendent
Apr 14, 2022


Library renovations continue with siding job
Apr 11, 2022


Robert P. Tristram Coffin: An accidental discovery
Apr 10, 2022








Second Republican enters House race
Apr 2, 2022


Landmark Bailey Island restaurant to reopen
Mar 31, 2022


Selectmen pick Warren for school board
Mar 17, 2022




MSAD 75 to make masking optional Wednesday
Mar 7, 2022


Town office to end mask requirement
Mar 4, 2022





Voters to elect tax collector, town clerk
Feb 27, 2022

‘Outstanding’ animal control officer to resign
Feb 25, 2022

Cook’s Lobster gives $10K to heat homes
Feb 24, 2022

Shibles to enter Maine Basketball Hall of Fame
Feb 23, 2022


Feedback wanted on streetlight proposal
Feb 21, 2022

Town airboat aids in rescue on Sebago Lake
Feb 21, 2022



Candidates lining up for House race
Feb 2, 2022







Paramedic ‘fly car’ crashes during snowstorm
Jan 23, 2022

Town orders $554,592 fire truck
Jan 21, 2022

March election to see race for school board
Jan 20, 2022

First carrier on new tower nearly ready
Jan 18, 2022

Propane truck rolls over on Harpswell Neck
Jan 17, 2022


Wooden boat-building class to return
Jan 8, 2022



Select board declares Joint Venture abandoned
Jan 3, 2022



School board aims to hire superintendent in April
Dec 19, 2021


Fire in Cundy’s Harbor displaces 3
Dec 17, 2021

Boat sinks in Lowell’s Cove
Dec 15, 2021









Harpswell Community School ranks 10th in state
Dec 1, 2021

Holiday lights dazzle around Harpswell
Nov 28, 2021


Bailey Island Motel closes, will become condominiums
Nov 18, 2021





Legislature honors former town clerk
Nov 10, 2021









School board votes to continue mask mandate
Oct 22, 2021


Eager to attract subs, school board offers 32% raise
Oct 17, 2021


Task force to take on comprehensive plan
Oct 9, 2021







Morse’s Cribstone Grill closes permanently
Sep 28, 2021


DOT to reduce speed limit in Cundy’s Harbor
Sep 17, 2021





Town expects $519K in federal funds
Sep 8, 2021

New monument on Orr’s honors 171 island veterans
Sep 7, 2021









Harpswell boys reflect on World Series run
Aug 19, 2021

Town pursues solar energy deal
Aug 16, 2021



Tax rate up by 2 cents
Aug 11, 2021







Harpswell has a new road
Jul 25, 2021

200-year-old sugar maple comes down
Jul 25, 2021

Town re-ups contracts with county
Jul 25, 2021

Salvaged boat removed from beach
Jul 25, 2021

Town lands benefit from donations, volunteerism
Jul 25, 2021

Town to observe Juneteenth
Jul 25, 2021



Town ends state of emergency
Jul 24, 2021
Columns & Letters
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Harpswell Naturalist: Moving month
May 15, 2022



Thinking in Public: Positively aging
May 6, 2022

Dyakuyu, School House 1913
May 1, 2022


Notes From the Mad Farmer: Civil War experiences
Apr 12, 2022

Cooking at 43° North: All about the sides
Apr 9, 2022


Harpswell Naturalist: Tick time
Apr 5, 2022

Thinking in Public: Every winter
Apr 4, 2022

Do you need a hand?
Apr 3, 2022

The needs of the many
Apr 1, 2022

John Gilliam Day
Mar 31, 2022

Cooking At 43° North: Supper in 20 minutes
Mar 9, 2022



Thinking in Public: Pleasant surprises
Mar 6, 2022

Poems from Home: Richard Craig Sipe
Mar 5, 2022

Letter writer to be commended
Mar 1, 2022

Adapting to the times
Feb 28, 2022

Washburn’s experience is invaluable
Feb 26, 2022

School board elections count
Feb 26, 2022

Covey seeks second term on select board
Feb 26, 2022

Excellent addition to school board
Feb 24, 2022

All about the kids
Feb 24, 2022

Teachers can’t just be replaced
Feb 12, 2022

Cooking at 43° North: Comfort in a bowl
Feb 11, 2022

Perfect for a library
Feb 9, 2022

Lost on a Loop Trail: Just a little bit
Feb 8, 2022

Walk on the left
Feb 7, 2022


Community arts and poetry project
Feb 6, 2022


Student Voices: Confronting the future
Feb 5, 2022

Harpswell Naturalist: Raptor madness
Feb 4, 2022

Wish you were here: Postcards from Bailey Island
Jan 16, 2022


What it’s like to lobster for a living in winter
Jan 13, 2022



A holiday goose
Jan 2, 2022

Harpswell Naturalist: Wild Harpswell
Jan 1, 2022


Neighbors helping neighbors
Dec 12, 2021


Thinking in Public: 21st-century plague
Dec 8, 2021



Live Well, Harpswell: Renewable Energy and You
Nov 5, 2021

Thinking in Public: The little things
Nov 3, 2021

Harpswell Naturalist: Deer time
Nov 2, 2021

Survey story all too familiar
Nov 1, 2021

Coming to our rescue
Oct 30, 2021

MSAD 75 school board elections
Oct 26, 2021

Evidence supports mask-wearing
Oct 13, 2021


Notes From a Mad Farmer: Work ethic
Oct 7, 2021

Thinking in Public: The old man and the Scout
Oct 5, 2021

Town must balance revenues, safeguards
Sep 9, 2021

A Harpswell Coastal Academy introduction
Sep 8, 2021

Harpswell Naturalist: Maine’s Atlantic puffins
Sep 6, 2021


Thinking in Public: Morning on the rock
Sep 4, 2021


Keep the Forest Playground alive
Jul 25, 2021