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MAKING A LAST

MAKING A LAST-DITCH APPEAL to save St. Ann's Church at Sipayik from being torn down is Hilda Soctomah Lewis, second from right, to representatives of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland on September 19. Listening to the discussion is Passamaquoddy Chief Rena Newell (right). The demolition of the historic brick structure began the next day. (Edward French photo)

MAKING A LAST-DITCH APPEAL to save St. Ann's Church at Sipayik from being torn down is Hilda Soctomah Lewis, second from right, to representatives of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland on September 19. Listening to the discussion is Passamaquoddy Chief Rena Newell (right). The demolition of the historic brick structure began the next day. (Edward French photo)

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NEIGHBORS

NEIGHBORS

NEIGHBORS are wondering who won the territorial dispute between the eagle and the crow on a tree near Clark Street in Eastport on July 12. (Clark Duff photo)

WARM WEATHER

WARM WEATHER

WARM WEATHER has produced an abundance of cherries, being harvested recently by a Downeast gardener. (Edward French photo)

WITH WAVING ARMS AND WIDE SMILES

WITH WAVING ARMS AND WIDE SMILES

WITH WAVING ARMS AND WIDE SMILES, children had fun in many events during the Fourth of July celebrations Downeast. Above, excited participants take part in the Penny Scramble the morning of the Fourth in Eastport...

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