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B.L.A.S.T. — Babysitter Lessons And Safety Training
This course is designed for students ages 12-16. Saturday, June 1 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Visit www.MaineHospital.org FMI.
Maine Coast Memorial Hospital
Striving to serve our customers better while advancing with the latest technology!
We're installing a bulk plant so we can buy products at the best prices and pass those savings on to you!
Acadia Fuel, LLC
Laser Alignment Special!
$49.95 Front End/ $69.95 Four wheel. No long waits! Call for your appointment 667-7479.
Jim's Auto
Let the Sun in and Keep the Cold out
Integrity windows and doors by Marvin are available.
EBS Building Supply
Question: What is Real Food?
Answer: Real Food comes from nature, it is unprocessed or minimally processed before it is consumed.
Blue Hill Co-Op
Rototilling- Rebuilding Flower Gardens - Landscaping -
Chipping- Lot Sweeping
Mulch/loom delivery and Small Excavation Services. Call 667-3890 or 479-0440
Snyder's Chipping
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Hugh Bowden, executive editor of The Ellsworth American, is almost a Maine native. He writes editorials, covers Hancock County sports and helps out where needed in the editorial department.
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ELLSWORTH — With two tennis matches now in the books, the Ellsworth Eagles are off to a strong 2-0 start for the 2013 season.
BANGOR — Tori Huntley of the Ellsworth Eagles was a double winner and athletes from Ellsworth, Mount Desert Island, George Stevens Academy and Bucksport all won single events in last week’s outdoor track competition.
ELLSWORTH — Undeterred by the rainy weather, 125 runners and walkers turned out for the annual Jerry Kaufman Memorial 5K road race on Saturday.
Bucksport righthander Cassidy Adams narrowly missed a perfect game, pitching a five-inning no-hitter as the Golden Bucks opened their season Monday with an 18-0 shutout of the Searsport Vikings in Searsport.
BUCKSPORT — The Bucksport Golden Bucks showed plenty of offense on Monday as they crushed the host Searsport Vikings 23-1 in their season.
SULLIVAN — Righthander Will Ricker made his first start of the baseball season a good one as he pitched a six-inning no-hitter for the George Stevens Academy Eagles in a 6-0 win over the Sumner Tigers on Tuesday.
BOSTON — Eight Hancock County runners crossed the finish line before tragedy struck at Monday’s 117th annual Boston Marathon.
ELLSWORTH — Ellsworth High School seniors Cece McEachern and Maks Grover, Chuck and Belinda Lawrence of Blue Hill and Doug Clark and Todd Wagstaff, both of Ellsworth, earned recognition and awards at last week’s annual meeting of the James Russell Wiggins Down East Family YMCA.
ELLSWORTH — Seven Down East Family YMCA gymnasts earned first all-around honors at a three-team meet last weekend hosted by Springers’ Gymnastics Center.
BUCKSPORT — The Bucksport Golden Bucks and the Sumner Tigers each won five events in Monday’s first-of-the-season Penobscot Valley Conference outdoor track meet at Carmichael Field.