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2017

GOING FOR A LAY-UP to score against East Grand on January 3 is Matt Harris of the Shead Tigers. Shead won by a score of 61–45, and the Tigers have a 4–5 record midway through the season. (Do

GOING FOR A LAY

GOING FOR A LAY-UP to score against East Grand on January 3 is Matt Harris of the Shead Tigers. Shead won by a score of 61–45, and the Tigers have a 4–5 record midway through the season. (Don Dunbar photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$35 a year

2016

SHOWN with their donated remembrance wreath are members of the Mingo family of Red Beach with firefighters of the New York City Fire Department Station E16/TL7 of lower Manhattan. After 9/11

SHOWN

SHOWN with their donated remembrance wreath are members of the Mingo family of Red Beach with firefighters of the New York City Fire Department Station E16/TL7 of lower Manhattan. After 9/11, the Mingo family began providing the fire station with a special 36" wreath every year in

2016

"RING THOSE BELLS!" sing K4 and K5 students at the Eastport Elementary School during the holiday concert on December 14. All of the elementary school grades, along with the Shead High School

"RING THOSE BELLS

"RING THOSE BELLS!" sing K4 and K5 students at the Eastport Elementary School during the holiday concert on December 14. All of the elementary school grades, along with the Shead High School pep and jazz bands, took part in the concert, under the direction of music teacher Robert

2016

FOLLOWING THE LIONESS CHRISTMAS PARADE in Calais on December 2, Eve and Silas Socobasin (above) happily sit with Santa and Mrs. Claus to share their Christmas wishes. Many children stopped b

FOLLOWING THE LIONESS CHRISTMAS PARADE

FOLLOWING THE LIONESS CHRISTMAS PARADE in Calais on December 2, Eve and Silas Socobasin (above) happily sit with Santa and Mrs. Claus to share their Christmas wishes. Many children stopped by to see the jolly ol’ elf at Triangle Park. (Robin Farrin photo)

2016

LET IT SNOW! The weather outside may be frightful, but the flying snow is still delightful in downtown Eastport during the first snowstorm of the season on December 5. (Edward French photo)

LET IT SNOW

LET IT SNOW! The weather outside may be frightful, but the flying snow is still delightful in downtown Eastport during the first snowstorm of the season on December 5. (Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$35 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax included) $42 a year in

2016

HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW. An 87-ton Yankee dryer, bound for Trois-Rivières, Quebec, is hoisted onto the freighter Egmondgracht at the Estes Head port terminal in Eastport on November 21. Th

HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW

HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW. An 87-ton Yankee dryer, bound for Trois-Rivières, Quebec, is hoisted onto the freighter Egmondgracht at the Estes Head port terminal in Eastport on November 21. The movements of the dryer are symbolic of the decline in paper-making in the state of Maine, as it had been

2016

SPEAKING to the crowd during the November 15 event at Pleasant Point in support for water protectors in North Dakota, “From Split Rock to Standing Rock — Water is Life,” is Holly Cleaves. (R

SPEAKING

SPEAKING to the crowd during the November 15 event at Pleasant Point in support for water protectors in North Dakota, “From Split Rock to Standing Rock — Water is Life,” is Holly Cleaves. (Robin Farrin photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$35 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax included) $42