Will Robinson is the Lead Editor for Data and Automation. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, mental health, and consumer health, with a particular interest in animal care and products, as well as food and beverages. Will's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Spectrum News, and HousingWire, among others.
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Will Robinson's coverage focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government and politics, weather, and education in the United States, particularly in Maine and Stonington. He frequently cites data to support his articles.
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Blue Hill Co-op faces criticism from local growers after staffing issues led to a midseason halt in produce buying.
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By: Will Robinson
CASTINE—A new day care center is expected to open in Castine’s Round School building this fall. The town-owned building, which housed the only child day care center, has sat empty since shortly after voters denied a lease renewal to Community Childhood Learning Place at a town meeting in January. Now, after a monthslong bidding process, Nichole Johnson, Blue Hill resident […]
By: Will Robinson
BLUE HILL—The Blue Hill Select Board has postponed a public hearing on the settlement agreement between the town and the downtown restaurant Blaze over land-use violations. The meeting, originally set for August 10, is part of a now monthslong dispute between the town and the restaurant owned by restaurateur Matt Haskell. The board has considered legal action against Blaze in […]
By: Will Robinson
DEER ISLE—Walter Reed, director of the Memorial Ambulance Corps, beamed as he looked at the volunteer EMS service’s newest building. It’s nothing fancy. Just a simple garage built adjacent to MAC headquarters on Sunshine Road that now houses its older ambulance, MAC 2. The newest ambulance, MAC 1, lives in the bay attached to the main building. It may be […]
By: Will Robinson
STONINGTON—Even if you’ve never met Margie Litman, the chef/owner of Stonington Baking Company, chances are you’ve probably tasted one of her creations. Her new bakery opened its doors this month, but Litman’s pastries have lined the case at 44 North Coffee for years now. Litman has spent a good chunk of her life in kitchens. She trained at L’Academie Cuisine […]
By: Will Robinson
BLUE HILL—Anyone looking to power a small town? Well, you might be in luck because the town of Blue Hill has a generator that needs a good home. At a regular select board meeting on August 10, board member Scott Miller said the generator at the wastewater treatment plant is being replaced. The new one is paid for by the […]
By: Will Robinson
BLUE HILL—Tree Warden Phil Norris says Blue Hill is experiencing the worst outbreak of Dutch elm disease he’s seen in 25 years on the job. According to Norris, Blue Hill is one of the few towns in the state—alongside Castine and Camden— renowned for its historic elms. A survey of elms earlier this year revealed there are 200 trees spread […]
By: Will Robinson
STONINGTON—After a five-month process, the Stonington Planning Board approved a site plan review permit for the small retail oyster business at 11 North Main Street. Abby Barrows, owner of Deer Isle Oyster Company, has been selling oysters and other food items out of a food truck on the vacant lot under a state food vendor permit all summer. But in […]
By: Will Robinson
DEER ISLE—When students walk into school this year, they’ll deposit their phones into specialized lock boxes. The boxes look like small suitcases and each holds more than a dozen devices. They will be spread around classrooms and in the central office at Deer Isle-Stonington high school and elementary school. Students turn in their phones at the beginning of the day […]
