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The Quoddy Tides Staff

2025

Robbinston school board passes budget, retains school choice

At its July 10 meeting the Robbinston School Committee unanimously approved a budget that maintains school choice, is $131,002 higher than the previous school year and calls for a 62% hike in the amount raised by local taxation.

2025

Eastport board told about property violation concerns

The Eastport Zoning Board of Appeals heard concerns from a resident regarding alleged property violations on Carlow Island and how the city's code enforcement officers (CEOs) have handled the situation at an informational meeting on July 21 at city hall.

2025

Eastport’s Fourth carries on traditions of Old Home Week

After a somewhat soggy start, Old Home Week came roaring to life in Eastport with a Fourth of July celebration that rekindled fond memories of yesteryear with its energy and enthusiasm. People of all ages flooded the streets periodically during the week...

2025

Pembroke residents fasting for Gazans

While the conflict in Gaza is thousands of miles away, there are people who feel its impact much closer to home. In solidarity with the approximately two million people in Gaza who are experiencing an extreme shortage of food...

2025

Roosevelt park to operate with fewer staff, citing loss of funds

Roosevelt Campobello International Park (RCIP) is facing a critical funding shortage as a result of an unresolved delay in part of the annual payment from the U.S. National Park Service (NPS).

2025

Robbinston weighs cost of school choice

The June 13 meeting of the Robbinston School Committee saw a review of two prospective budgets, only one of which maintains school choice for Robbinston students.

2025

THE SWEEP OF SPRING COMES DOWNEAST

THE SWEEP OF SPRING COMES DOWNEAST

THE SWEEP OF SPRING COMES DOWNEAST. The art of mindful mowing using a scythe was on display at the Rhubarb Festival, as volunteers, including Damon Weston, Richard Scott and Molly McDonald, used tools from Scythe Supply to cut swaths through the surrounding fields at Kendall Farm in Perry.