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2020

THE EASTPORT PIRATE FESTIVAL may have been cancelled but there were still signs of pirate activity over the September 12'13 weekend. Above, Rebecca Curtis and Kathleen Dunbar kept the spirit

THE EASTPORT PIRATE FESTIVAL

THE EASTPORT PIRATE FESTIVAL may have been cancelled but there were still signs of pirate activity over the September 12'13 weekend. Above, Rebecca Curtis and Kathleen Dunbar kept the spirit alive leading a non-parade on motorcycle with a smoke flare. Gail and Fenris Chase did many skits around

2020

APPLE-PICKING TIME. In an autumn ritual, Greg Worster harvests a bounty of apples from an heirloom tree at the Eastport home of his father-in-law and mother-in-law, John and Liane Grodewald,

APPLE

APPLE-PICKING TIME. In an autumn ritual, Greg Worster harvests a bounty of apples from an heirloom tree at the Eastport home of his father-in-law and mother-in-law, John and Liane Grodewald, on a bright fall day. (Edward French photo)

2020

Candidate dropped by Liberals for past posting on Facebook

Whatever else happens in the New Brunswick general election on Monday, September 14, Saint Croix will not get a Liberal MLA. Party leader Kevin Vickers issued a statement on September 7 cutting ties with candidate John Gardner because of a Facebook post nearly two years ago...

2020

WA responds to allegations about racism

The Washington County legislative delegation requested on August 14 a formal investigation by the Maine Attorney General's (AG) Office into allegations of racism and bullying at Washington Academy (WA) in East Machias, including the finding of a noose in the classroom of a teacher who is...

2020

NOEL FRANCIS proudly shares his story about his seven and a half years of sobriety during the candlelight vigil held in Calais in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day. (Robin

NOEL FRANCIS

NOEL FRANCIS proudly shares his story about his seven and a half years of sobriety during the candlelight vigil held in Calais in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day. (Robin Farrin photo)

2020

PUTTING ON A BRAVE FACE behind her mask, Eastport Elementary School student Keyanah Chasse is welcomed on the first day of the reopening of school since the pandemic hit last March by educat

PUTTING ON A BRAVE FACE

PUTTING ON A BRAVE FACE behind her mask, Eastport Elementary School student Keyanah Chasse is welcomed on the first day of the reopening of school since the pandemic hit last March by education technicians Yvonne Morrell and Lisa Morrison. They were taking the temperatures of all students, giving them hand-sanitizer

2020

Province lays out its blueprint

School officials hope for patience as students, parents and the education system prepares to return to classes across New Brunswick with COVID 19 still active.