Kyle Laurita

BELFAST — When painting with oil, artists paint in layers. “Underpainting” establishes tone. Subsequent layers distinguish light and shadow, depth and volume. Often, it is not until four or even

Family of four escapes without injury

LINCOLNVILLE — The Select Board met with Maine Department of Transportation and the historical society, among others, in a 2 1/2-half hour meeting on April 22. The board also extended

SEARSPORT — Tozier’s Market, a longstanding grocery store in the center of town, has been bare-shelved and the subject of much speculation and rumor over the past two months.

WALDO COUNTY — In 2021, the U.S. Surgeon General issued a national advisory describing the state of mental health challenges among youth in America as a “public health crisis.”

SEARSPORT — Cereal is back. Turkey breast is for sale. Tozier’s Family Market is once again carrying groceries.

BELFAST — Swanville native and Belfast Area High School graduate Hannah Elyzabeth Richards, 25, moved to Boston to pursue fashion. After graduating from Lasell University in Newton, Massachusetts, in 2021,

SWANVILLE — At Kermit Nickerson Elementary School, kids are working with Belfast Masonic Lodge 24, reading books in exchange for chances to win bikes.

LINCOLNVILLE — The Lobster Pound, what has in many ways been a Lincolnville landmark since its opening in 1926, is up for sale.

WALDO — Tensions at this year’s annual town meeting rose and fell with the pounding of a gavel. Discussion around certain issues, such as selectmen's salaries, the annual budget and