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2016

Technical center student teams join in worldwide protein study

What started out as a competition between teams of students to build the most powerful computer evolved into an exploration at the frontier of molecular science. The students of Jon Bragdon's computer science class at St.

2016

Port’s conveyor system baptized by salt

The first shipment of salt at the Port of Eastport was unloaded at a much faster rate than expected, and the much anticipated inaugural use of the $10 million bulk conveyor system, after an initial glitch, went off without a hitch.

2016

Maker and Howard face off in primary election

In the Tuesday, June 14, primary election in Maine, Washington County voters will face only one contested race, in the Republican primary for State Senate District 6.

2016

Eastport issues notice to quit to boatbuilder

The dispute between the City of Eastport and Millennium Marine USA over rent payments to the city and money owed to Millennium has now boiled over to the point that the city has told the boatbuilding firm to leave the city-owned Guilford mill building by July 19, while Millennium President Cory...

2016

MEANDER through the fields of wild lupines that fill the landscape with hues of blue, purple, white and pink during the month of June. (Chessie Crowe Gartmayer photo)

MEANDER

MEANDER through the fields of wild lupines that fill the landscape with hues of blue, purple, white and pink during the month of June. (Chessie Crowe Gartmayer photo)

2016

SALT is unloaded on the Estes Head cargo pier at the Port of Eastport by one of the two clamshell buckets on the Star Zeta, before being loaded into the bulk conveyor system in the foregroun

SALT

SALT is unloaded on the Estes Head cargo pier at the Port of Eastport by one of the two clamshell buckets on the Star Zeta, before being loaded into the bulk conveyor system in the foreground. (Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$35 a year in Washington County,

2016

Sturgeon reshuffle breakwater work

First it was seals, porpoises and whales and now it's sturgeon and salmon that are limiting the timing of work on the two-year $15 million Eastport breakwater renovation.