College of the Atlantic News

A Maine college that focuses on the environment says it's still not too late to buy a whale of a present in time for Christmas.

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The anger in Juan Carlos Soriano's voice was clear when he rose to a podium in the Bella Center Friday afternoon.

Brooke Welty and Doreen Stabinsky Negotiators and ministers from every country in the world are here in Copenhagen trying to form a global agreement to solve the climate crisis.

The Annual Living Nativity at the Bar Harbor Congregational Church will be presented from 6-7:20 p.m. on Dec.

The Bagaduce Music Lending Library has announced its 14th Annual Young Composers' Competition & Festival, open to all Maine students in high school or below.

The annual Children's Bazaar will be held from 9 a.m.-noon at the MDI YWCA on Dec.

The Arts Council for Chautauqua County will present Mush!, an art exhibit featuring the photography of Krista Thorsell.

Join in singing the songs of the season at College of the Atlantic's annual holiday open house on Friday, Dec.

When world leaders meet at the 15th United Nations Climate Change Conference in Denmark next week, two local residents will be there to witness what one UN official calls a 'historic turning point' in world climate-change negotiations.

Bekka Paine grew up with a father who's totally into boats. Art Paine is a boatbuilder and marine photographer, painter and writer.

"The Gift" , clay work in progress by Sandra Strahan of Stockton Springs. Belfast. The Hutchinson Center is excited to offer "Sculpture Across 3 Media and More in the new Sally Savage art facility.

Tufts student Odette Mucha raised $300 for her Copenhagen trip by selling cookies.

From the 2,500 participants in the 2009 Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals in October a ' a professional gathering on marine mammals worldwide a ' 20 presentations came from College of the Atlantic.

Michael J. Good a ' As old man winter pulls us farther from the warmth of the summer sun, there is time to reflect on the people, organizations and birds, that made our 11th Acadia Birding Festival earlier this year an islandwide success.

Members of the COA delegation to the UNFCCC meetings in Copenhagen include : top row a ' Lindsay Britton, Richard Van Kampen, Lauren Nutter, Emily Postman, Taj Schottland, Noah Hodgetts, Geena Berry; bottom row a ' Juan Soriano, Annick Bickson, Neil Oculi, Oliver Bruce, Brooke Welty, Samuli Sinisalo, and faculty member Ken Cline.

Please join the Jesup Library Board of Directors and staff in honoring retiring Library Director Nancy Howland at the library from 4-7 p.m. on Friday, Nov.

Over 10,000 negotiators - and many more journalists, activists, and the like - are expected to arrive in Copenhagen this December for the United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP15.

Getting environmental policies enacted is often a tough negotiating process. Fred Benson, who spent nearly 40 years engaged in national and international government affairs, will be talking about these challenges in a talk titled, "Environmental Sensitivity and International Trade: oil and water or salad dressing?" The talk will be at College of ...

John Cooper and Alan Fernald composed the music for the ecology concert, Nov.11 at the Gates Center.