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2014

GETTING READY to take flight off the top of a Pembroke tree is a snowy owl. Large numbers of the snowy owls, which are native to the Arctic, have traveled south this winter in search of food

GETTING READY

GETTING READY to take flight off the top of a Pembroke tree is a snowy owl. Large numbers of the snowy owls, which are native to the Arctic, have traveled south this winter in search of food, since there are not enough lemmings in the Arctic tundra to feed a

2014

JUMPING EARLY INTO SPRING! Learning about rhythm in music through body movement during the Paper Orchestra camp at the Eastport Arts Center are some of the participants. (Robin Farrin photo)

JUMPING EARLY INTO SPRING

JUMPING EARLY INTO SPRING! Learning about rhythm in music through body movement during the Paper Orchestra camp at the Eastport Arts Center are some of the participants. (Robin Farrin photo) Subscribe to Quoddy TidesRates: $30 per year within Washington County$35 per year outside Washington CountyCanadian customers: $35 per year

2014

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2014

JACK FROST was a well-known sketch artist from Eastport, but this design on an Eastport window was illustrated by another Jack Frost who was recently passing through the island city. (Edward

JACK FROST

JACK FROST was a well-known sketch artist from Eastport, but this design on an Eastport window was illustrated by another Jack Frost who was recently passing through the island city. (Edward French photo)

2014

HEADING into the cold water during the annual Polar Bear Dip at Pleasant Point are dippers of all ages. Over 80 people participated in the Washington County Community College's January 31 ev

HEADING

HEADING into the cold water during the annual Polar Bear Dip at Pleasant Point are dippers of all ages. Over 80 people participated in the Washington County Community College's January 31 event, which raised funds for the Ronald McDonald House in Bangor and Sarah's House in

2014

IN THE BLEAK MID-WINTER, two crows rest on gnarled, bare branches and cast a cold eye over the barren landscape. (Edward French photo)

IN THE BLEAK MID

IN THE BLEAK MID-WINTER, two crows rest on gnarled, bare branches and cast a cold eye over the barren landscape. (Edward French photo)

2014

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