Maine ACLU Warns Bar Harbor Over Potential Possible Prosecution of Sidewalk Chalk Activist. Annlinn Kruger’s political messages have drawn police warnings and now a four-page letter from the ACLU arguing that her chalking is protected speech, not criminal mischief.

UPDATED: Maine ACLU Warns Bar Harbor Over Potential Possible Prosecution of Sidewalk Chalk Activist.

Annlinn Kruger’s political messages have drawn police warnings and now a four-page letter from the ACLU arguing that her chalking is protected speech, not criminal mischief. Carrie Jones Sep 02, 2026 The Bar Harbor Story is generously sponsored by Restaurant Barn. BAR HARBOR—The American Civil Liberties Union of Maine has sent a letter to the Town of Bar Harbor’s town manager and town councilors stressing that … Continue reading UPDATED: Maine ACLU Warns Bar Harbor Over Potential Possible Prosecution of Sidewalk Chalk Activist.

In Bar Harbor, Chalked Political Messages Spark Discussion. Town Recently Removed One Message Downtown.

In Bar Harbor, Chalked Political Messages Spark Discussion.

Town Recently Removed One Message Downtown. Carrie Jones May 28, 2026 The Bar Harbor Story is generously sponsored by Coastal Kayaking Tours and Acadia Bike. BAR HARBOR—Earlier this month, the Bar Harbor Public Works Department scrubbed the sidewalk at the corner of Main Street and Cottage Street, the site of some political messaging that had been on the sidewalk for a while. The Facebook chatter was … Continue reading In Bar Harbor, Chalked Political Messages Spark Discussion.

Potential Alternative Site for Dog Park? Discussion Continues.

Annlinn Kruger hopes to continue to spread her message about Leonard Leo, memorial plaque approved, committee looks for more members CARRIE JONES JUL 18, 2023 Share BAR HARBOR—The Parks and Recreation Committee meeting was the place to be Monday afternoon as members of the public sat in the Council Chamber benches and yellow padded chairs to discuss the proposed dog park, constitutional speech in the … Continue reading Potential Alternative Site for Dog Park? Discussion Continues.