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2014

SALUTING during the Memorial Day ceremony at the Eastport breakwater, after casting wreaths into the waters in memory of servicemen lost at sea, are U.S. Navy veteran James Spinney, Gary Cra

SALUTING

SALUTING during the Memorial Day ceremony at the Eastport breakwater, after casting wreaths into the waters in memory of servicemen lost at sea, are U.S. Navy veteran James Spinney, Gary Craig, who served in the U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Louis Paul and U.S.

2014

PARTICIPATING in the 5K A La Mud Obstacle Challenge were teams of all ages, and with the rain the mud was plentiful. The challenge, held at the Downeast Fairgrounds in Whitneyville on May 18

PARTICIPATING

PARTICIPATING in the 5K A La Mud Obstacle Challenge were teams of all ages, and with the rain the mud was plentiful. The challenge, held at the Downeast Fairgrounds in Whitneyville on May 18, was sponsored by Washington County: One Community, with proceeds benefiting the Downeast Teen Leadership Camp and

2014

ON A MISTY, MOISTY MORNING, Tiernan and Molleigh Cox of Red Beach keep dry under their colorful umbrellas, as they watch out for puddles in downtown Eastport. (Edward French photo) Subscribe

ON A MISTY, MOISTY MORNING, T

ON A MISTY, MOISTY MORNING, Tiernan and Molleigh Cox of Red Beach keep dry under their colorful umbrellas, as they watch out for puddles in downtown Eastport. (Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy TidesRates:$31.65 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax included) $36.93 a year in Maine,

2014

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2014

FIREFIGHTERS spray water on an unoccupied house on the Lake Road in Perry that burned on April 26. (Tom McLaughlin photo)

FIREFIGHTERS

FIREFIGHTERS spray water on an unoccupied house on the Lake Road in Perry that burned on April 26. (Tom McLaughlin photo)

2014

PATIENT SAFETY was the rallying cry during the candlelight vigil organized by the Maine State Nurses Association in downtown Calais on April 30. The nurses and lab technicians were demanding

PATIENT SAFETY

PATIENT SAFETY was the rallying cry during the candlelight vigil organized by the Maine State Nurses Association in downtown Calais on April 30. The nurses and lab technicians were demanding that the Calais Regional Hospital administration restore recently cut services and staff hours to help ensure the safe care of

2014

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