2020
THE FULL HARVEST MOON,
THE FULL HARVEST MOON, along with Mars to the left, breaks through the clouds over the Eastport breakwater on October 1. (Don Dunbar photo)
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2020
APPLE
APPLE-PICKING TIME. In an autumn ritual, Greg Worster harvests a bounty of apples from an heirloom tree at the Eastport home of his father-in-law and mother-in-law, John and Liane Grodewald, on a bright fall day. (Edward French photo)
2020
THE EASTPORT PIRATE FESTIVAL
THE EASTPORT PIRATE FESTIVAL may have been cancelled but there were still signs of pirate activity over the September 12'13 weekend. Above, Rebecca Curtis and Kathleen Dunbar kept the spirit alive leading a non-parade on motorcycle with a smoke flare. Gail and Fenris Chase did many skits around
2020
PUTTING ON A BRAVE FACE
PUTTING ON A BRAVE FACE behind her mask, Eastport Elementary School student Keyanah Chasse is welcomed on the first day of the reopening of school since the pandemic hit last March by education technicians Yvonne Morrell and Lisa Morrison. They were taking the temperatures of all students, giving them hand-sanitizer
2020
NOEL FRANCIS
NOEL FRANCIS proudly shares his story about his seven and a half years of sobriety during the candlelight vigil held in Calais in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day. (Robin Farrin photo)
2020
A CLEAN SWEEP
A CLEAN SWEEP. Scrubbing the bottom of the U.S. Coast Guard's 47-foot motor lifeboat at Deep Cove Marine Services are coastguardsmen from Station Eastport. The boat was hauled out for an engine replacement. (Edward French photo)
2020
SEINING FOR HERRING
SEINING FOR HERRING off the Eastport breakwater on the night of August 17 is the crew of the Jenny Rose, a purse seiner owned by Earl Small. (Don Dunbar photo)