2019
FIREWORKS
FIREWORKS light the sky over the destroyer U.S.S. Jason Dunham during Eastport’s Fourth of July celebration.
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2019
Tribe’s blueberry company awarded $1.76 million in lawsuit
The Passamaquoddy Wild Blueberry Company (PWBC) has been awarded over $1.76 million in a lawsuit against Cherryfield Foods Inc. and its parent company, Oxford Frozen Foods Ltd., following a jury trial by the Maine Business and Consumer Court in Portland.
2019
Orrell retrospective planned
Artist David Orrell knew he wanted to be a painter from about age 10 when he was given a paint set and was in Eastport for the summer. It wasn't just a children's set of inferior art supplies, it was an oil painting kit.
2019
Lobstermen’s input sought on whale entanglement rules
“I'm going to leave you guys with a homework assignment,” said Maine Department of Marine Resources (DMR) Commissioner Patrick Keliher, addressing the Zone A Lobster Zone Council and their constituents on June 18. Keliher, along with Carl Wilson, director of the DMR Bureau of Marine Science...
2019
Gold mining in St. Stephen area explored
“There's gold in them thar hills!” So local prospectors and a Toronto-based company that have found a significant gold deposit outside of St. Stephen are saying.
2019
Eastport 4th offers a fun-filled festival
The Port of Eastport will again be hosting a U.S. Navy vessel during the Old Home Week festivities, which are being held from Sunday, June 30, to Saturday, July 6.
2019
Artists celebrated for lifetime of work
Sculptures by Richard Van Buren and mixed media representing dance works by Batya Zamir will be on exhibit in Dennysville at the private gallery, Atelier La Forest.