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2015

HEADING OUT at the break of dawn on the first day of the lobster season on November 10 is a fleet of boats at Ingalls Head, Grand Manan. All involved were thankful for the excellent weather.

HEADING OUT

HEADING OUT at the break of dawn on the first day of the lobster season on November 10 is a fleet of boats at Ingalls Head, Grand Manan. All involved were thankful for the excellent weather. (Arlene Benham photo)

2015

AN AUTUMN RITUAL. Jumping into a large pile of leaves during a recent fall day in Eastport are Ellis Zipperer-Sanchez and Jesse Calame. (Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:

AN AUTUMN RITUAL

AN AUTUMN RITUAL. Jumping into a large pile of leaves during a recent fall day in Eastport are Ellis Zipperer-Sanchez and Jesse Calame. (Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$31.65 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax included) $36.93 a year in Maine, but outside of

2015

Island schools facing shakeup

A possible restructuring of the White Head Elementary School (WHES) may have negligible impact on the students and families involved, according to Principal Sally Cogswell.

2015

Project improving cell service and Internet access Downeast

Improved cellular service and broadband Internet access are becoming a reality in Downeast Maine, according to Wireless Partners LCC.

2015

Island schools facing shakeup

Approximately 275 people gathered in the Deer Island Community School gym on the evening of October 14 to learn about a proposal to reconfigure the school system. A study is being done to consider taking grades 6, 7 and 8 off the island to Fundy High School in St. George

2015

Credit, debit card breach hits in Calais

The Secret Service is investigating a rash of fraudulent credit and debit card transactions that began to surface the weekend of October 17 in the Calais area, affecting customers of a number of different financial institutions.

2015

Cranberry harvest up over last year

The appearance of fresh cranberries in stores is a sure sign that fall has arrived and that the American Thanksgiving holiday will soon be here.