2020
Sipayik councillors elected in tight race
Following a recount, three tribal members, including a write-in candidate, have been elected to the Sipayik Tribal Council, in the tribal election held on September 8.
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2020
Progressive Conservatives win majority in legislative assembly
Premier Blaine Higgs took a chance by calling a snap provincial election and won.
2020
Eastport board votes to allow fall sports
Following one of its longer discussions in some time, the Eastport School Committee, at its September 16 meeting, unanimously voted to allow the playing of high school fall sports with a limited number of spectators, while expressing concerns about the possible transmission of the COVID-19 virus.
2020
Cobscook park a new model in conservation
A new park system located in Lubec and Whiting, Cobscook Shores, is a model of niche conservation, using its Maine nonprofit 501c3 charitable status to provide public access to valuable shorelines, educational programs for area schoolchildren and more.
2020
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
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...