2022
LEADING THE DANCERS
LEADING THE DANCERS in the Grand Entry at the ceremonial dances during Passamaquoddy Days are Chief Maggie Dana and Vice Chief Ernie Neptune. (Edward French photo)
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2022
CREATING QUITE A SPLASH
CREATING QUITE A SPLASH with their merperson costume is Geo Neptune, who was just one of many participants donning inventive sea creature creations for the first annual Mermaid Parade held on August 6 in Eastport and hosted by Eastport ArtWalk as part of its arts and cultural events in Eastport
2022
A MOBILE HARBOR CRANE
A MOBILE HARBOR CRANE arrived by barge at the Estes Head port terminal in Eastport on July 25, and within a couple of days the port authority had received four inquiries about new shipments, two for containers and two for break-bulk cargo. It is hoped that the crane will be
2022
COOLING OFF
COOLING OFF on a hot summer's day are these youth at Little Falls in Pembroke. (Edward French photo)
2022
PASSAMAQUODDY TRIBAL MEMBERS
PASSAMAQUODDY TRIBAL MEMBERS held a Full Moon Ceremony with singing and drumming at Split Rock, Sipayik, during the full moon on July 13. (Don Dunbar photo)
2022
A JOYFUL WAVING FOURTH
A JOYFUL WAVING FOURTH! During Eastport's 4th of July celebration, children reach up for prizes during the Penny Scramble, held every year in memory of Reid F. Craig, and also Peggy Davis this year. Below left, a winner holds up his hands in the watermelon-eating contest, and below
2022
HAVING FUN IN THE SUN
HAVING FUN IN THE SUN by spraying water on each other are these children at a birthday party in Eastport's North End earlier this month. (Edward French photo)