
By Sam Lemonick • October 4, 2026
Bob Ganung started his career as a minister in New Harbor. Fifty-some years later, he's a new minister again, about 25 miles southwest at Elijah Kellogg Church.

By Jeffrey Good • October 2, 2026
The couple who managed Harpswell's last sizable farm have moved themselves and their livestock off the property and lost their latest appeal to Maine's highest court.

By Sam Lemonick • September 28, 2026
The Harpswell Lobster Boat Races raised a record $36,000 this year for the Harpswell Santa Fund, which distributes gifts, food, clothing and heating oil to residents in need.

By Sam Lemonick • September 25, 2026
Bus drivers for the local school district are pressing the school board to offer them competitive pay and benefits in order to end an ongoing driver shortage.

By Jeffrey Good • September 22, 2026
Fast and strategic work by firefighters kept a blaze that had been growing inside a private art gallery from roaring out of control Saturday evening off Basin Point Road.

By Sam Lemonick • September 11, 2026
Clam diggers and other harvesters are reporting huge shellfish die-offs in mudflats around town. Harpswell's harbormaster and marine resources administrator, Darcie Couture, said it may be linked to a type of algae that's not toxic to humans but is known to kill shellfish.

By Kenneth Z. Chutchian • September 6, 2026
A Harpswell couple has opened a printing and marketing business in Brunswick, drawing upon their experience in the big-city advertising world and their ability to complement each other's skills.

By Bisi Cameron Yee • September 5, 2026
Inspired by its beauty and close-knit community, author Kayla James set her new children's book, "The Chronicles of a Guinea Pig 2," in Cundy's Harbor.
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