Bar Harbor

The fact that there was no organized Bar Harbor 4th of July parade in 2020 didn't stop this family and friends who simply created their own on Glen Mary Road! In a homage to the Anah Temple Shrine Cars who normally participate in the Bar Harbor parade each year, we present the Bensons and frien…

With the 2020 Bar Harbor Fireworks show cancelled because of the global pandemic, we found this video on You Tube! Here's the entire 2019 show shot in 4K!

Although the traditional festivities in Bar Harbor of the parade, seafood festival and fireworks have been cancelled for the July 4th holiday because of the global pandemic there are still great reasons to head to Bar Harbor!

There is a Beach Hazard Warning in effect today, Friday, July 3rd through Sunday evening, July 5th. Areas affected include all of Coastal Hancock and Washington Counties

WDEA's Chris Popper chatted with Sharon Linscott the Bar Harbor Town Clerk regarding absentee ballots for the July 14th election - How to Request One, How to Return the Absentee Ballot and the Deadline for Return, When and How Absentee Ballots are counted, Voting procedures on Election Day with…

The Glen Mary Wading Pool in Bar Harbor has reopened and is open daily weather permitting from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. As a reminder there is NO lifeguard on duty. There are NEW RULES in place because of COVID-19

Here are the sunrise and sunset times in Bar Harbor for July 2020. The next full Moon, the Buck Moon will be early Sunday morning, July 5th, appearing opposite the Sun at 12:44 a.m.

It took less than a hour for 90 voters to pass the Bar Harbor Town Budget on Tuesday, June 30th. Because of COVID-19, the Financial Town Meeting was held "drive-in" style at MDI High School at 7 p.m. on a misty evening.

The 4th of July is Saturday. We can either sit back and curse 2020 and bemoan the lack of parades or we can head to Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island and take part in the 4th of July Reverse Parade.

My how times have changed! Check out this Camel cigarette commercial filmed on Mount Desert Island in 1968. Talk about walking a mile for a camel!