Quoddy Tides Archives

PERFORMING THE REINDEER PRANCE are K4 and K5 students during the Eastport Elementary School winter holiday concert on December 20. Along with performances by the various grades, the chorus and Shead band, several students performed solos and duets, all under the direction of music teacher Robert Sanchez. (Edward French photo)

ENJOYING HER OWN THANKSGIVING FEAST, this thankful deer was spotted picking apples in Eastport recently. (Don Dunbar photo)

POURING molten bronze into the shell mold for a section of the mermaid sculpture to be placed on the Eastport seawall are Bill Labbadia (left) and Dick Klyver. The casting was carried out at Klyver's bronze foundry in South End on November 15. (Edward French photo)

FIREFIGHTERS from the Dennys River Fire Department pour water onto the blaze that destroyed the historic First Baptist Church in Pembroke on October 29, during high winds from Hurricane Sandy. (Edward French photo)

GIVING a gentle surf's up at West Quoddy Head is Sandy, a whopper of a storm on the East Coast. (Chessie Crowe Gartmayer photo)

A FUTURE FIREFIGHTER? Firefighter Tom Critchley and kindergartner Jesse Calame try out spraying water with a fire hose during a visit to the Timothy P. Mullen Central Fire Station by Eastport Elementary School students in Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and grades 1 and 2 on October 18. The visit was part of