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2016

CELEBRATING their winning the Class D North girls basketball championship by defeating Southern Aroostook are Shead Tigerettes Madison Greenlaw, Keisha Scott, senior co-captain Katelyn Mitch

CELEBRATING

CELEBRATING their winning the Class D North girls basketball championship by defeating Southern Aroostook are Shead Tigerettes Madison Greenlaw, Keisha Scott, senior co-captain Katelyn Mitchell, senior co-captain Holly Preston and Cassidy Wilder. The Tigerettes ended up being the state runners-up in Class D, losing to Vinalhaven in the state championship.

2016

THE FULL “SNOW” MOON RISES behind the workers from CPM Constructors rebuilding the Eastport breakwater on February 22. (Edward French photo)

THE FULL

THE FULL “SNOW” MOON RISES behind the workers from CPM Constructors rebuilding the Eastport breakwater on February 22. (Edward French photo)

2016

CELEBRATING on Saturday, February 20, were the Shead High School Tigerettes after winning the 2016 Class D North girls’ basketball title. (Don Dunbar photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$

CELEBRATING

CELEBRATING on Saturday, February 20, were the Shead High School Tigerettes after winning the 2016 Class D North girls’ basketball title. (Don Dunbar photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$31.65 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax included) $36.93 a year in Maine, but outside of Washington (tax

2016

FLYING PAST THE DEFENSE, Shead Tiger Matt Harris scores a basket against Machias on February 4. Although Machias won, the Tigers had another chance, as they faced the Bulldogs again in the B

FLYING PAST THE DEFENSE, S

FLYING PAST THE DEFENSE, Shead Tiger Matt Harris scores a basket against Machias on February 4. Although Machias won, the Tigers had another chance, as they faced the Bulldogs again in the Bangor tournament on February 15. (Don Dunbar photo)

2016

RELIEVED TO NOW BE IN CANADA, the Maatouk family poses in front of the Canadian flag in their new home in St. Stephen. In front, left to right, are: daughter Cherine, 9, daughter Hanon, 4, a

RELIEVED TO NOW BE IN CANADA,

RELIEVED TO NOW BE IN CANADA, the Maatouk family poses in front of the Canadian flag in their new home in St. Stephen. In front, left to right, are: daughter Cherine, 9, daughter Hanon, 4, and mother Rawda. In back, left to right, are: daughter Nissrine, 11, interpreter Fuat Gumushel,

2016

RAISING THE MISS TESS, a 34-foot fishing boat owned by Justin McPhail of Perry, are two barges from Cooke Aquaculture. Also helping out to raise the boat was diver Scott MacNichol, and McPha

RAISING THE MISS TESS,

RAISING THE MISS TESS, a 34-foot fishing boat owned by Justin McPhail of Perry, are two barges from Cooke Aquaculture. Also helping out to raise the boat was diver Scott MacNichol, and McPhail is also appreciative of his family’s assistance. The vessel sank during the night of January 17

2016

SHAKING HANDS with area veterans as local MP Karen Ludwig (center) and Minister of Environment Catherine McKenna (right) look on is Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during his working

SHAKING HANDS

SHAKING HANDS with area veterans as local MP Karen Ludwig (center) and Minister of Environment Catherine McKenna (right) look on is Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during his working visit to St. Andrews. (Robin Farrin photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$31.65 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax