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Bar Harbor Hospital Finds Visitors Are Testing Positive for COVID-19, Despite Rules
A monthlong streak without coronavirus patients has been broken at Bar Harbor’s Mount Desert Island Hospital as visitors amid the pandemic raise problems for what is usually a bustling tourist region. Three people, including Maine residents and visitors, tested positive there last week, adding to dozens of cases earlier in the summer. The hospital has also been taking calls...
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Tourism Brings Coronavirus to Bar Harbor, Maine
Dozens of coronavirus cases have been brought to the Bar Harbor area by tourists, and testing delays are making cases difficult to track. A cruise ship company wants to begin making calls there as well.
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Maine-Nova Scotia Ferry Service to Begin This Summer
Seasonal ferry service between Maine and Nova Scotia is scheduled to resume this summer. Bay Ferries, the Canadian ferry company, says service is expected to begin by June 26. Company CEO Mark MacDonald says the Cat, a high-speed catamaran, will sail between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia to Bar Harbor until Labor Day. Crossings will then run six days a week _…
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Jackson Laboratory Gets Funding Boost for Genetics Research
The federal government has awarded about $2.8 million to a Maine science lab for projects that will focus on genetics.
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Mainer Gets 58 Years for Raping, Killing Former Classmate
A man who was captured on video hauling the lifeless body of a former high school classmate into the woods was sentenced to 58 years in prison on Wednesday for raping and killing her. Jalique Keene was seen on surveillance video carrying the woman over his shoulder as she kicked her legs and then later carrying her limp body into...
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3 Dead After Crash in Maine's Acadia National Park
The National Park Service says three people are dead and a fourth injured following a roll-over crash in Acadia National Park in Maine.
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INCREDIBLE VIDEO: Great White Shark Swims Up to Boat Off Cape Cod
Two fishermen got an up-close look at a great white shark Tuesday when their boat got close to a whale carcass. Matty Riley and Ken Roth were out lobstering in Cape Cod Bay around 11 a.m. when the shark approached their vessel. A video captured by Riley shows the close encounter.
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Cape Cod Beach Temporarily Closed to Swimmers After Shark Sighting
A shark sighting Saturday afternoon temporarily closed a Cape Cod beach to swimming. Head of the Meadow Beach in Truro is closed to swimmers until 5 p.m. after a shark was spotted nearby its shoreline.
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Plymouth Town Beaches Closed to Swimming After Confirmed Shark Sighting
Town beaches in Plymouth, Massachusetts, have been temporarily closed to swimmers after a confirmed shark sighting. Swimming at Plymouth beaches will be suspended for three hours after the harbormaster received a report from a lobsterman who said he saw a nearly 9-foot long white shark at the surface alongside his boat.
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New Pawrent Sweepstakes: Win a 1-Night Stay at the Boston Harbor Hotel!
Check in and see why Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club has been named “Best Resort, Cape Cod 2019” for a third year in a row by Boston Magazine! Enter for a chance to win a two night stay for two including breakfast and one round of golf at Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club!
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‘Eruption of Blood': Shark Seen Eating Seal, Shutting Down Cape Cod Beach
A bloody scene has shut down a Cape Cod beach after a shark was spotted feeding just 70 feet from the shore. The sighting was reported off Coast Guard Road in North Truro, where blood was seen on the water. The report stated witnesses saw a seal, a fin and an “eruption of blood” in the water.
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Cape Air to Offer Year-Round Service Between Boston and Portland
Cape Air will soon begin offering year-round service between Boston’s Logan International Airport and Portland International Jetport. The Massachusetts-based airline announced Tuesday it will be offering four daily round-trip flights in mid-September.
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Cape Air to Begin Year-Round Service From Boston to Portland
Starting this fall, Cape Air will begin offering year-round service between Boston’s Logan International Airport and Portland International Jetport.
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Man Critically Hurt in Cape Cod Hit-and-Run
A 32-year-old bicyclist was critically injured in a hit-and-run in Brewster, Massachusetts.
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New Study to Aims to Keep Beachgoers Safe From Great Whites
Researchers on Cape Cod are launching a new study focused on the hunting and feeding habits of the region’s great white sharks following last year’s two attacks on humans. Greg Skomal, a state marine biologist leading the effort, says the hope is to contribute critical information to the ongoing debate over how to keep Cape beachgoers safe.
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Atomic Bomb Survivor Delivers Message of Peace to COA Grads
An atomic bomb survivor is delivering the commencement address at the College of the Atlantic in Maine.
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Investigation Underway for Fire at Cape Cod Building
Several people are without a home after a fire broke out at a historic building in Bourne, Massachusetts.
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Maine Company to Preserve Skeleton of Whale Beached on Cape Cod
Last week, many New Englanders were sad to hear about the death of Vector the whale. The female humpback, tracked by scientists for more than 30 years, was found lifeless in Cape Cod Bay..
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Death of Whale on Cape Cod Under Investigation
Beachgoers flocked to Sandwich, Massachusetts Tuesday morning to capture a devastating sight – a deceased, overturned whale off Cape Cod. The beached whale was reported some time before 10:30 a.m. in East Sandwich, where the marine animal’s remnants could be seen on the sand.
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Cape Cod Pursuit Leads to Fiery Crash
One man was hospitalized after a pursuit ended in a fiery crash on Cape Cod.