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2016

Tribe interested in former Superfund site in Meddybemps

At a July 30 meeting at the Meddybemps Community Hall individuals and organizations were able to express their ideas and concerns about the State of Maine's plan to transfer ownership of the Eastern Surplus Superfund site in Meddybemps.

2016

Lubec fishermen’s monument a tribute to loved ones lost at sea

For a one-word description of Shelly Tinker, try "tenacious." The president of Lubec's Lost Fishermen's Memorial Association (LFMA) and wife of a fisherman started nearly seven years ago and refused to give up despite many setbacks.

2016

Islanders get down and dirty for mud run

When Grand Mananer Susan Benson posted a tentative inquiry on an island Facebook page in April, she had no idea what kind of response she would get. The query as to whether anyone would be interested in doing a mud run if one was organized generated surprising enthusiasm.

2016

DHHS decision to close Calais office prompts outcry

The decision by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to close its office in Calais on November 1 has prompted an outcry from both the employees and area residents, who cite the difficulties that will be faced by both staff and clients in traveling to the regional office in...

2016

Couple’s quest eyes Downeast’s historic connection to Israel

Mention the Jaffa colony to almost anyone in Maine, and the questioning expressions are quickly revealed on their faces. But with numerous talks being given by Reed and Jean Holmes throughout the area and this year being the 150th anniversary of the journey, that is all about to change.

2016

COMFORTING Jessica Jones is Lost Fishermen’s Memorial Association President Shelly Tinker after the unveiling of the newly installed memorial in Lubec. Jones’ brother Joseph was the captain

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COMFORTING Jessica Jones is Lost Fishermen’s Memorial Association President Shelly Tinker after the unveiling of the newly installed memorial in Lubec. Jones’ brother Joseph was the captain of the Bottom Basher, lost in 2009 with all hands, and it was the first time she had seen his name on

2016

EAT LOCAL! Jack Caricofe, 7, of Lubec discovers the joy of his neighbor’s beets. (Chessie Crowe Gartmayer photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$35 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax i

EAT LOCAL

EAT LOCAL! Jack Caricofe, 7, of Lubec discovers the joy of his neighbor’s beets. (Chessie Crowe Gartmayer photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$35 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax included) $42 a year in Maine, but outside of Washington (tax included) $42 a year in Canadian funds