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2021

Area Grange earns national recognition

Jonesboro Grange #357 is one of five being recognized nationally for outstanding service to the community as well as its commitment to keeping alive the history and relevance of what a Grange is today.

2021

HEADING UP WESTERN PASSAGE by Deer Island Point is the KC Commander, one of Cooke Aquaculture's wellboats used for sea lice treatments at its salmon farms. (Edward French photo)

HEADING UP WESTERN PASSAGE

HEADING UP WESTERN PASSAGE by Deer Island Point is the KC Commander, one of Cooke Aquaculture's wellboats used for sea lice treatments at its salmon farms. (Edward French photo)

2021

SWIMMING INTO SPRING with their Canada goose parents, these four goslings paddle out on Round Pond in Charlotte. (Eileen Clark photo)

SWIMMING INTO SPRING

SWIMMING INTO SPRING with their Canada goose parents, these four goslings paddle out on Round Pond in Charlotte. (Eileen Clark photo)

2021

Three arrested after Pembroke home invasion

Three suspects were arrested for robbery following a high-speed chase after they tied up and assaulted a Pembroke man in his home early Sunday morning, April 18.

2021

Repair work brings home's history to life

The old farmhouse at 5 Mitchell Street in Eastport resonates with charm. It helps that it has a peaceful if windswept location atop what was once known as Grady's Hill overlooking Passamaquoddy Bay.

2021

Machias landmark may be turned into brewery, restaurant

‘We want to honor the history of this property while making good use of it as an economic engine for the region," says Kathryn Toppan, one half of the husband wife team that is looking to transform a historic landmark in Machias into a successful business.

2021

Historic flight still shrouded in mystery after biplane vanished

The disappearance 94 years ago this May of the White Bird biplane and its two pilots -- possibly in Washington County, Maine -- remains an unsolved mystery of aviation history.