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2019

THIRD GENERATION WREATH-MAKER Savannah McPherson teaches her son, Lucas Scoville, the art of sculpting holiday greenery. “We tip our own brush and craft Christmas wreaths, centerpieces, swag

THIRD GENERATION WREATH

THIRD GENERATION WREATH-MAKER Savannah McPherson teaches her son, Lucas Scoville, the art of sculpting holiday greenery. “We tip our own brush and craft Christmas wreaths, centerpieces, swags, a gnome cedar tree elf, a boat’s anchor, candy canes and snowflakes for sale,” explains McPherson. Located in Lubec, McPherson delivers locally

2019

TROTTING OUT their best harvest fashions for the Scarecrow Fest in Calais on October 26 are these congenial horses, ridden by Kelly McIver and Rhonda McIver of Woodland. See this issue for m

TROTTING OUT

TROTTING OUT their best harvest fashions for the Scarecrow Fest in Calais on October 26 are these congenial horses, ridden by Kelly McIver and Rhonda McIver of Woodland. See this issue for more on the Scarecrow Fest. (Robin Farrin photo)

2019

MERLIN’S WIZARDS were spunky during the performance of The Sword Called Excalibur at the Pembroke Elementary School on November 1. See this issue for an article on the performance. (Lauren K

MERLIN

MERLIN’S WIZARDS were spunky during the performance of The Sword Called Excalibur at the Pembroke Elementary School on November 1. See this issue for an article on the performance. (Lauren Koss photo)

2019

DEMONSTRATING against the proposed Tomah Water project were over two dozen people from around Maine outside the Indian Township tribal office on Sunday, October 20. See this issue for covera

DEMONSTRATING

DEMONSTRATING against the proposed Tomah Water project were over two dozen people from around Maine outside the Indian Township tribal office on Sunday, October 20. See this issue for coverage of the protest. (Robin Farrin photo)

2019

PICKING UP survivors from a life raft are crew members on the U.S. Coast Guard Station Eastport’s 47-foot motor lifeboat, during the joint search and rescue exercise held with the Canadian C

PICKING UP

PICKING UP survivors from a life raft are crew members on the U.S. Coast Guard Station Eastport’s 47-foot motor lifeboat, during the joint search and rescue exercise held with the Canadian Coast Guard on October 9 off Deer Island. See this issue for coverage of the exercise. (P.

2019

ON OPENING DAY of the sea urchin season, buyers at the Lubec boat launch check the roe count of the urchins brought in by local fishermen. “I never saw so many urchins out there in my life!”

ON OPENING DAY

ON OPENING DAY of the sea urchin season, buyers at the Lubec boat launch check the roe count of the urchins brought in by local fishermen. “I never saw so many urchins out there in my life!” complained an urchin dragger captain, concerning the Department of Marine Resources’ lower daily

2019

FINISHING THEIR JOURNEY from Portland to Eastport in a 17-foot Swampscott dory on October 8 are Paul Moughamian (left), Jayme Schroeder and Echo, a husky who stayed still during the trip. Th

FINISHING THEIR JOURNEY

FINISHING THEIR JOURNEY from Portland to Eastport in a 17-foot Swampscott dory on October 8 are Paul Moughamian (left), Jayme Schroeder and Echo, a husky who stayed still during the trip. The two men spent about half of the three-week journey rowing and the other half sailing, using a lug