Quoddy Tides Archives

THE FIRST SNOW OF THE SEASON sends a flock of Canada geese flying southward. (Chessie Johnson photo)

IN REMEMBRANCE, Ruth Dean, 90, and Edith Comstock, 91, look over a display commemorating Lubec veterans that was created by Lubec High School students who used photographs and information supplied by Bernard Ross. (Chessie Johnson photo)

SHINING LIGHTS OF HOPE. A candelight vigil was held by Passamaquoddy Peaceful Relations outside the Pleasant Point tribal office on October 13 to raise awareness about domestic violence. The vigil honored victims in this area who lost their lives to domestic violence, supported survivors as they rebuild their lives and

ROCKWEED IS HARVESTED at Deep Cove in Eastport by a worker for Acadian Seaplants. The Cobscook Bay harvest this year has generated controversy around the bay. (Edward French photo)

"HE WAS HAVING NONE OF IT," said Mackie Greene, captain of the Mister Matthew, when the crew of the Island Cruises whale watching boat tossed a life ring to a waterlogged eagle in order to pull it closer to the vessel. The bird was eventually rescued by members

USING A POCKET NET to seine up herring in a shut-off at Herring Cove, Campobello, are Ralph Lank and the crew of the Linda Robert. The sardine carrier Roitelet Caraquet is pumping the fish into its hold for transport to trucks onshore. (Chessie Johnson photo)