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2018

Sipayik program to offer adventures

The upcoming Beatrice Rafferty School sixth graders will enjoy a one-year adventure recreation program that combines sports and cultural skills envisioned by the Sipayik Action Team (SAT). The Rising Eagles Project is a pilot study that was awarded a $10,000 grant by the Maine Community...

2018

Remembering the sacrifices of veterans

Memorial Day is almost here, and although The Quoddy Tides does not typically profile military servicemen and women before the Civil War, the 200th anniversary of the return of Moose Island from British control to the United States provides the opportunity to look back at the role Eastport...

2018

PWD water deemed safe, according to independent study

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) environmental engineering graduate students Abby Harvey and Tchelet Segev, with their advisor, Dr.

2018

Fish farm fine viewed as just ‘slap on wrist’

A salmon farming company's illegal use last summer of a pesticide to treat for sea lice at Head Harbour, Campobello, has angered fishermen, who are also upset with how small the fine was for the infraction.

2018

Benefits from St. Croix alewife run restoration to be celebrated

The effort to restore the alewife run in the St. Croix River is marking two milestones in bringing the sea-run fish back to their historic spawning grounds. The restoration effort is expected to have a multifaceted impact, enriching the ecosystem by providing food for other species.

2018

THIS BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLER is singing “his heart out” just looking for his mate. (Eileen Clark photo)

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THIS BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLER is singing “his heart out” just looking for his mate. (Eileen Clark photo)

2018

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PLACING FLAGS

PLACING FLAGS to honor two British officers buried in Hillside Cemetery in Eastport is Richard Mealey, a Navy veteran and member of the United Veterans Honor Guard of Washington County. Lt. Thomas Raymond, Royal Navy, and Lt. Walter St. John, 102nd Regiment of Foot, both died during the British occupation