ROCKPORT — Camden Hills Regional High School hosted its annual Special Olympics track meet on Monday, May 13. 

The event was filled with fun for all participants. 

The May 8 meet of Midcoast middle school track athletes took place at Troy Howard Middle School in Belfast. 

The first Camden-Rockport Middle School home track and field event of season took place May 1 at Camden Hills Regional High School, under steel grey skies and temperatures hovering in the low 40s. 

This is a photo gallery of the Camden Hills track and field team from the 2019 season. 

ROCKLAND—If you need a mental break in your day, pop into the Good Tern in Rockland for the month of April.

WHITEFIELD—Very few can resist the offer to pick up a recently born lamb or goat and cuddle it.

PORTLAND – A sea of white hats. A sea of blue uniforms. Every one the same. Every one different.

BELFAST — The Waldo Judicial Center officially opened for business March 8, following roughly 18 months of construction.

The action was high and acrobatic March 2 at the Camden Snow Bowl. Photographer John Steele captured it all with his camera.

ROCKPORT—More than one hundred vendors were in the process of setting up in the conference rooms of the Samoset Resort on Thursday afternoon, March 28 for the 2019 Maine Fishermen’s Forum.

This a photo gallery comprised of photos taken during varsity basketball contests involving the Camden Hills boys and girls basketball programs. 

BELFAST — With temperatures in the 40s, it was mild weather for the 50-plus brave souls who decided to participate in Belfast’s annual polar plunge, which takes place

Store fronts in downtown Rockland, along with a couple displays captured in Waldoboro, shimmer and shine this holiday season.

The Rockport Fire Department was immersed in a pond Thursday evening, Dec. 6, practicing cold water rescue skills. It is periodic training session for area fire departments, and Dec.

BELFAST — Despite temperatures in the teens, a sizeable crowd gathered by the waterfront to welcome Santa, who arrives at the event via boat, to Holiday on the Harbor. 

BELFAST — Though Santa arrived at Holiday on the Harbor via boat, it was a horse-drawn carriage that escorted he and a lucky few to Belfast’s Boathouse, where festive activities were set up for the

BELFAST— Each year, Waterfall Arts invites Maine artists to submit handmade art and high-quality goods to be part of their juried “Handmade” show.

The three-day annual celebration of Christmas by the Sea began Nov. 29 and lasted through Sunday, Dec.

BELFAST — There was a large turnout at Belfast’s annual tree lighting ceremony, which took place in Post Office Square Saturday, Dec.