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2018

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ONE OF FIVE FISHERMEN

ONE OF FIVE FISHERMEN who spent up to three-quarters of an hour in the waters of Cobscook Bay after their skiff overturned is carried up at the Eastport breakwater to an awaiting ambulance. (Edward French photo)

2018

JUMPING FOR JOY, grades 1 and 2 students in Erin Mahar’s class at the Eastport Elementary School celebrate the 100th day of school on February 6. Dressed as superheroes, they defeated Dr. Do

JUMPING FOR JOY,

JUMPING FOR JOY, grades 1 and 2 students in Erin Mahar’s class at the Eastport Elementary School celebrate the 100th day of school on February 6. Dressed as superheroes, they defeated Dr. Double Digit with activities and exercises, including jumping jacks and push-ups, to strengthen the number 100. (Edward

2018

ROWING off Eastport on a cold winter’s day is Drew Proctor. (Edward French photo)

ROWING

ROWING off Eastport on a cold winter’s day is Drew Proctor. (Edward French photo)

2018

RESCUE AT SEA

RESCUE AT SEA

RESCUE AT SEA. Owen Moody is transported up to a Downeast EMS ambulance by U.S. Coast Guard personnel at the Eastport breakwater, after he and his son Shaun were rescued when their scallop dragger, Born Again, sank in Cobscook Bay. (Edward French photo)

2018

FIVE-YEAR-OLD ISABELLA PEREZ does her best on the new ice rink at the Sipayik winter skate party that was held on a sunny Saturday, January 20. (Robin Farrin photo)

FIVE-YEAR-OLD ISABELLA PEREZ

FIVE-YEAR-OLD ISABELLA PEREZ does her best on the new ice rink at the Sipayik winter skate party that was held on a sunny Saturday, January 20. (Robin Farrin photo)

2018

THE GREAT SARDINE is dropped at midnight on New Year's Eve at Bank Square in Eastport, as a crowd watches, bundled up for the cold temperatures. (Don Dunbar photo)

THE GREAT SARDINE

THE GREAT SARDINE is dropped at midnight on New Year's Eve at Bank Square in Eastport, as a crowd watches, bundled up for the cold temperatures. (Don Dunbar photo)

2018

THE NEW YEAR’S EVE

THE NEW YEAR’S EVE

THE NEW YEAR’S EVE Rock Your Mocs chem-free celebration drew a large crowd to the Sipayik Bingo Hall. Children who attended excitedly counted down to midnight to pull the strings that released all of the candy. (Robin Farrin photo)