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The Quoddy Tides Staff

2014

City to mark British comings and goings Redcoats to reinvade Eastport

“The British are Coming! The British are Coming!" will be the cry heard on Saturday, July 12, in Eastport as the island community commemorates the 1814 capture of the city by the British during the War of 1812. Redcoats will march and bagpipes will wail during the day marking

2014

City to mark British comings and goings Redcoats to reinvade Eastport

"The British are Coming! The British are Coming!" will be the cry heard on Saturday, July 12, in Eastport as the island community commemorates the 1814 capture of the city by the British during the War of 1812.

2012

Voters to pick federal, state, county leaders

While the race for the next U.S. president has generated much attention on the national political scene, and the contest for a new U.S.

2012

Voters to face choices among candidates in primary election

Maine voters will be facing some full slates of candidates in the primary election on Tuesday, June 12. With U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe deciding not to seek reelection, 11 candidates have jumped into the race for U.S. Senate.

2010

Candidates jockey for county, state and federal seats

The race for Maine's next governor has garnered much of the attention in recent weeks, but local races for seats in the Maine House of Representatives and Senate and for district attorney and county sheriff are also heating up in Washington County, as the Tuesday, November 2, election draws near.

2010

Candidates on June ballot vie for voters

The primary election in Maine, set for Tuesday, June 8, is generating interest with a host of candidates vying to replace Governor John Baldacci...

2009

Centre for culture and arts explored for Ministers Island

Van Horne Estate on Ministers Island Inc.'s recent call for request for proposals presents an opportunity to once again explore the issue of establishing a performing arts and cultural centre on Ministers Island.