DRAGGING
DRAGGING for scallops through the seasmoke on a recent cold morning in Cobscook Bay is the Burton G. (Don Dunbar photo)
January 07, 2016
Front Page Stories
Rockweed lawsuit escalates debate over intertidal ownership
Multiple alleged incidents of illegal rockweed harvesting have provided the catalyst for the filing of a civil lawsuit against Acadian Seaplants.
Roadkill removal policy eyed after deer hit
At the Grand Manan's village council’s meeting on January 4, the main subject of discussion was the removal and disposal of road-killed animals. Councillor Kirk Cheney summed up a story that became a hot topic on island social media.
Police chiefs relate impact of drug crisis
Maine lawmakers started off the second session of the 127th Maine Legislature listening to impassioned testimony from those on the front lines in dealing with the drug crisis in the state, which may have a record number of overdose deaths this past year.
Many help family after home burns
Neighbors and strangers have turned out in force to help a family whose uninsured home and barn on Old County Road in Pembroke was destroyed by fire on Sunday, January 3.
Fuel funds seeking donations
During these winter months, the cost of heating homes weighs heavily on the minds of many Maine residents. This year, although there is good news because of lower fuel costs, there is still a significant demand for assistance.
Demand high at food pantries
Food pantries in Washington and Charlotte counties are holding their own as the colder months of winter begin, and all are dependent upon the generosity of volunteers as well as financial patrons.
LET IT SNOW
LET IT SNOW! (But not as much as last year, though!) Dale Bowen uses a snowblower to clear the walks at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Eastport following the December 27 snowstorm that dumped nine inches on the city. (Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$31.65