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2014

Computers fixed by local students go to South Africa

A simple request for a used math book blossomed into a project that will introduce computers to the students and staff of a rural South African school. Jon Bragdon, computer electronics teacher at the St.

2014

Computers fixed by local students go to South Africa

A simple request for a used math book blossomed into a project that will introduce computers to the students and staff of a rural South African school. Jon Bragdon, computer electronics teacher at the St. Croix Regional Technical Center in Calais, recently had his students refurbish eight MacBook computers for

2014

City to mark British comings and goings Redcoats to reinvade Eastport

"The British are Coming! The British are Coming!" will be the cry heard on Saturday, July 12, in Eastport as the island community commemorates the 1814 capture of the city by the British during the War of 1812.

2014

City to mark British comings and goings Redcoats to reinvade Eastport

“The British are Coming! The British are Coming!" will be the cry heard on Saturday, July 12, in Eastport as the island community commemorates the 1814 capture of the city by the British during the War of 1812. Redcoats will march and bagpipes will wail during the day marking

2014

WHO'S BUTTERCUP? Out standing in a field of buttercups in Edmunds are these curious cows. (Edward French photo)

WHO'S BUTTERCUP

WHO'S BUTTERCUP? Out standing in a field of buttercups in Edmunds are these curious cows. (Edward French photo)

2014

WHOOPEE TI YI YO! A rider competes in a barrel-racing event at the June 21 horse show held by the Downeast Border Riders at the Pembroke Fairgrounds. (John Lynch photo) Subscribe to Quoddy T

WHOOPEE TI YI YO

WHOOPEE TI YI YO! A rider competes in a barrel-racing event at the June 21 horse show held by the Downeast Border Riders at the Pembroke Fairgrounds. (John Lynch photo) Subscribe to Quoddy TidesRates:$31.65 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax included) $36.93 a year in

2014

New access route and port expansion debated

The Eastport Port Authority board voted 4-1 to formally endorse the concept plan for a new access route to Eastport at its June 15 meeting. The motion noted that the board believes that the plan "coincides with the long-term cultural, environmental and economic interests of the Port of Eastport..."