REFLECTIONS ON THE FOURTH
REFLECTIONS ON THE FOURTH. An American flag is reflected in this Eastport window that is decorated with flowers. (Edward French photo)
June 25, 2020
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Pembroke area case leads to more vigilance
With a new active COVID-19 case identified in eastern coastal Washington County on June 18, area residents are taking extra precautions, Pembroke Elementary School staff are self-quarantining and the Sipayik tribal chief has ordered the testing of tribal government employees for the coronavirus.
Norwegian Sun Expected in Eastport
A second dormant cruise ship -- even larger than the Riviera -- is expected to arrive in Eastport in mid to late July, docking at the Estes Head cargo pier.
Island fibre project leaps ahead
A small Grand Manan company may be a step closer to its owners' dream of 'bringing the Fundy Isles into the 21st century,' with Crave Technologies' June 12 announcement that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with NB Power.
Crew describes life on board
Like the U.S. Navy ships over the Fourth of July, the dormant cruise ship Riviera has been drawing many people to Eastport since it arrived early in the morning on June 14.
Basketmaker’s life honored by many
A Passamaquoddy master basketmaker who was the matriarch of four generations of tribal basket-weavers is being remembered by her family, other tribal members and numerous arts organizations for her work to pass on the traditional craft to future generations.
ORPC to discuss $10 million project model for Eastport
Ocean Renewable Power Company (ORPC) is looking at national and state policy shifts in renewable energy supply and storage and identifying opportunities for its own operations.
ARRIVING AT THE EASTPORT BREAKWATER
ARRIVING AT THE EASTPORT BREAKWATER early in the morning on June 14 is the 785-foot dormant cruise ship Riviera, which is expected to remain in port through the summer. (Don Dunbar photo)