J. Craig Anderson

As coastal Maine communities such as Harpswell continue to attract new seasonal and year-round residents from far and wide, there is a growing risk of longtime residents being priced out.

Harpswell audiences journeyed back to the Wild West in early August for three live performances filled with plottin', schemin', singin', dancin' and heaps of cowboy humor.

In a sprawling community that is home to many older people, there is a greater risk of some residents with dementia or other cognitive issues getting confused and lost when they venture outdoors.

Diners at Morse's food truck-style eatery on Lookout Point in Harpswell will no longer need to schlep their own chairs to the scenic spot.

The former site of the Vegetable Corner, a beloved Harpswell business that closed in September after decades of operation, has been listed on the market for just under $1.1 million.

After weeks of anticipation, the sale of Harpswell Coastal Academy’s campus has been completed and the buyer’s name revealed. Still, the buyer said he hasn’t yet chosen what to do with the site, leaving more questions than answers about the property’s future.

Numerous co-owners of a sliver of working waterfront on Orr's Island, which has been treated as a public amenity for generations, may have to sell their shares soon if one of them prevails in court.