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JUMPING FOR FUN are Lizzie and Kevin Wiknik of Connecticut and Jamie Brown of Pembroke at the fall festival held by Hope's Haven farm in Pembroke on October 8. (Edward French photo)

THE CRUISE SHIP ROALD AMUNDSEN comes in to dock at the Eastport breakwater during a wind-driven rain as Scott MacNichol goes by in his boat on September 20. The 459-foot Hurtigruten expedition vessel, the world's first hybrid cruise ship, was making its initial visit to Maine, having come

NATIONAL POW/MIA RECOGNITION DAY was observed on September 16 throughout the U.S. including with this display outside the U.S. Coast Guard Station in Eastport. Along with the 'table set for one' to remember both prisoners of war and those still missing in action, the display

THE ARTS ON THE WORKING WATERFRONT. A performance that combined dance, visual elements and sound was presented on the Eastport fish pier on the evening of August 27. Visual artist Vittoria Chierici, composer Eve Beglarian and choreographer Liz Gerring presented the site-specific performance. The artists drew inspiration from Eastport and

VIBRANT SUNFLOWERS dance in the breeze and brighten spirits at the state park at Gleason's Cove, Perry. The sunflowers were planted by Scott MacNichol. (Edward French photo)

A FANCY SHAWL DANCE was performed by women of the tribe as one of the ceremonial dances during Passamaquoddy Days at Sipayik on August 14. (Edward French photo)