November 23, 2006

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WORKING at wreath-making on the family farm are Carly DelSignore, Paige and Hailey DelSignore Bell of Tide Mill Farm, as well as Lynn Bradbury. "We use all organic products," says Carly. "We

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WORKING at wreath-making on the family farm are Carly DelSignore, Paige and Hailey DelSignore Bell of Tide Mill Farm, as well as Lynn Bradbury. "We use all organic products," says Carly. "We want to keep everything clean and safe for our workers and children." (Chessie Johnson

State skips meeting on permit requests by LNG developer

In a two-hour public informational meeting on November 21 in Robbinston, Rob Wyatt, vice president for environment and permitting for Downeast LNG Inc.

Group to appeal dismissal of LNG lease lawsuit

Two lawsuits brought by a group of Passamaquoddy tribal members against the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) concerning approval of a ground lease between the tribe and Quoddy Bay LNG have been dismissed in U.S. District Court.

Claimed need for new landfill fails to sway dump opponents

Two lawsuits brought by a group of Passamaquoddy tribal members against the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) concerning approval of a ground lease between the tribe and Quoddy Bay LNG have been dismissed in U.S. District Court.

Hopes dashed as island ‘boys’ get convicted

Four of the five Grand Manan residents charged in connection with the July riot that left an alleged crack house in cinders were found guilty by a St. Andrews jury Saturday, November 18.

Cruise ship plans to stop at Eastport twice next summer

The 102-passenger cruise ship, Spirit of Nantucket, will be making two visits to Eastport next summer. The 207-foot vessel, owned by CruiseWest of Seattle, Wash., will be coming to Eastport on July 5 and September 17.

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