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2016

THE PENNY SCRAMBLE during the Eastport Fourth of July celebration always generates youthful excitement. Although a Navy ship was not in port and the breakwater is being repaired, the celebra

THE PENNY SCRAMBLE

THE PENNY SCRAMBLE during the Eastport Fourth of July celebration always generates youthful excitement. Although a Navy ship was not in port and the breakwater is being repaired, the celebration still drew crowds.(Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$35 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax included)

2016

Visitors take time to lend a hand -- Eastport Maine

There must be something in the Moose Island air, or maybe it's just that the island city seems to bring out the best in people.

2016

Petition seeks two-year terms for tribal chief and vice chief--Chief Fred Moore

The ongoing turmoil in the tribal government at Sipayik is continuing, with the four tribal councillors who had suspended Chief Fred Moore from his administrative duties now also acting to suspend the administrative authority of Vice Chief Vera Francis.

2016

Marathon runners ready, set to kick off--Bay Of Fundy International Marathon

The fourth Bay of Fundy International Marathon will be run on Sunday, June 26, with the largest field of runners in the event's history.

2016

First wild salmon conservation site off Grand Manan

New Brunswick's first designated wild salmon conservation marine site, located off Grand Manan, was announced on June 21 in St. Andrews, where provincial, territorial and federal fisheries and aquaculture ministers met this past week. The marine site is part of a collaborative research project...

2016

EPA proposal would hit mill, St. Croix River towns

New water quality standards proposed by the federal government for the St. Croix River could cost the Woodland Pulp mill millions of dollars and also could affect a number of communities, including Baileyville and Calais, that discharge wastewater into the river.

2016

Volunteers help to spruce up community

What has become a highly anticipated biennial visit from the youth and adults in the All Souls Congregational Church's Assist-JC group from Bangor is once again in full swing, as participants help Eastport area residents and organizations make their buildings safer.