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Earl Brechlin
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Journalist and Editor, The Ellsworth American
Maine
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By Earl Brechlin| Mount Desert Islander Verified On Nov. 5, Bar Harbor voters will have an historic opportunity to assume local control and take the helm of cruise ship policy by voting “Yes” on ballot Question 4. Question 4 seeks to repeal the expensive, burdensome and unworkable language imposed by a well-intentioned yet flawed citizens referendum placing a 1,000 passenger per day cap into the zoning ordinance. That petition has resulted in years of division and lawsuits by both pro- and anti-cruise ship forces.
By Earl Brechlin| Mount Desert Islander Verified BAR HARBOR — As northern Maine makes last-minute preparations for the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, it’s worth taking a look back some 61 years to when Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island were in the spotlight, or more accurately lack thereof, during the last time the sun suddenly disappeared above Maine.
By Earl Brechlin| Mount Desert Islander Verified On Nov. 5, Bar Harbor voters will have an historic opportunity to assume local control and take the helm of cruise ship policy by voting “Yes” on ballot Question 4. Question 4 seeks to repeal the expensive, burdensome and unworkable language imposed by a well-intentioned yet flawed citizens referendum placing a 1,000 passenger per day cap into the zoning ordinance. That petition has resulted in years of division and lawsuits by both pro- and anti-cruise ship forces.
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The Ellsworth American
The Ellsworth American, in business since 1851, is a locally owned and managed weekly newspaper serving Hancock County, Maine. It is the oldest weekly newspaper in the county and the second oldest in Maine. The American's workforce of 55 is spread over several departments: News, Advertising, Internet, Circulation, Administration, Accounting, Creative services, Press and Mail Room. The weekly edition is printed each Wednesday afternoon and is on newsstands through Hancock, Washington,Waldo and Penobscot (Maine) counties that same day.
Ellsworth, Maine, United States
'+1 207-667-2576
Founded: 1851