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A SURE SIGN OF SPRING

A SURE SIGN OF SPRING. These newborn lambs, two of perhaps a dozen that may be born this season at Shofar Farms in Perry, are embraced by Rebekah Guiltner (left), holding Tiny Tim, and her sister Sarah, carrying Big Bertha. The Guiltner family's farm raises Icelandic sheep, which are a heritage breed that is well-suited to Maine's climate. (Edward French photo)

A SURE SIGN OF SPRING. These newborn lambs, two of perhaps a dozen that may be born this season at Shofar Farms in Perry, are embraced by Rebekah Guiltner (left), holding Tiny Tim, and her sister Sarah, carrying Big Bertha. The Guiltner family's farm raises Icelandic sheep, which are a heritage breed that is well-suited to Maine's climate. (Edward French photo)

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LITTLE MERMAIDS

LITTLE MERMAIDS

LITTLE MERMAIDS march in the parade with cardboard fish they made during the Eastport Mermaid Festival on August 2. See this issue for more coverage of the festival. (Don Dunbar photo)

ONE OF THE 25-FOOT MECHANICAL SHARKS

ONE OF THE 25-FOOT MECHANICAL SHARKS

ONE OF THE 25-FOOT MECHANICAL SHARKS used in the film Jaws is shown on a sea sled that was towed by Skip Harris of Eastport during the filming of the iconic movie. (Photo courtesy of Skip Harris)

NEIGHBORS

NEIGHBORS

NEIGHBORS are wondering who won the territorial dispute between the eagle and the crow on a tree near Clark Street in Eastport on July 12. (Clark Duff photo)

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