2020
A COYOTE
A COYOTE looks around frost-covered branches in Perry on a cold winter morning. (Don Dunbar photo)
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2020
THE WEATHER OUTSIDE MAY BE FRIGHTFUL,
THE WEATHER OUTSIDE MAY BE FRIGHTFUL, but inside it’s so delightful!Among the throng of joyful dancers at a contra dance held February 1 at the Eastport Arts Center were Liz Weaver, Bonnie Beard, Aaron Bell and Inez Pastore. The Moose Island House Players and caller Eustacia Landrumwill reprise
2020
Tribal-state relationship may be altered
Legislation to reframe the relationship between the state and the four federally-recognized tribes in Maine is being put forward by the legislature's Judiciary Committee, based on recommendations made by a task force that met from July through December.
2020
New owners eye Campobello store
The expected closure of Campobello's main grocery store may not happen after all.
2020
First of two hearings highlights wind farm's TIF terms with county
Over 60 Washington County residents gathered on the afternoon of January 9 for the first of two public hearings held by the county commissioners in the county courthouse in Machias to discuss the Washington County Downeast Wind Municipal Development and Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District.
2020
Court hears 911 call made before killing in St. Stephen case
A 911 emergency operator listened while Crystal Ann Tracey loudly told her ex-partner Irving John Hastey, "Go!" on December 24, 2018, according to facts presented in Saint John Court of Queen's Bench on January 22 at Hastey's sentencing hearing on a charge of manslaughter.
2020
Conference exchanges views on land, sea crops
Local farmers gathered to exchange opinions and hear about new developments from University of Maine Cooperative Extension specialists at the Lee Pellon Center in Machias during the Downeast Agriculture Conference on January 18. Topics included...