2015
Hunger Games reveal wealth gap
It’s been said that the best way to understand someone is to walk a mile in their shoes.
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2015
DANCING IN THE STREETS
DANCING IN THE STREETS. The King Neptune's Brides Bash and Splash raised $2,000 for the Lost Fishermen's Memorial Association in Lubec during the annual event on April 11, which drew 55 revelers this year. (Chessie Crowe Gartmayer photo)
2015
SWINGING HIGH INTO SPRING
SWINGING HIGH INTO SPRING are (from left) Madison Morrell, Maygin Steadman and Breanna Morrell of Robbinston and Chase Bowen of Eastport. After a long winter, they are enjoying a warm spring day on the swing set outside the Eastport Elementary School. (Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$31.
2015
Sheriff’s department to target meth in county
Methamphetamine (meth) use in Washington County is still at a low number compared to other substances abused; however, meth addiction is noted for its high relapse rate, devastating physical and neurological effects and its toxic and dangerous manufacturing process.
2015
Salmon ISA and escape reports cause concern
The Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF) is questioning why both the Canadian government and the New Brunswick provincial government are not being more transparent about the presence of deadly diseases and the escape of farmed Atlantic salmon within the aquaculture industry.
2015
Mt. Everest climber inspires students to reach for heights
Charlotte Elementary School (CES) students were fortunate to have mountaineer, author, photographer and visiting lecturer Ed Webster come to the school on March 30 and 31. One doesn't often have the opportunity to meet a person who has climbed on Mt.
2015
Island cat steps out for mainland jaunt
Anyone who has had a beloved pet go astray knows the despairing fear that their furry family member is gone forever, and for too many this is the outcome. But a Grand Manan cat has beaten the odds on a nine-day mainland excursion, which has made him a bit of a local celebrity.