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2014

Ice storm cuts out heat and light in area

A wave of winter storms that started with a vengeance the weekend of December 21 and hasn't quit its ups and downs in three weeks is still presenting challenges for emergency management personnel. However, compared to the Ice Storm of '98, it's a whole different

2014

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2014

KISS THE FISH! Bill and Stacey Ross of Albany, N.Y., came to Eastport for the Great Sardine and Maple Leaf Drop on New Year's Eve and took part in the tradition of kissing the sardine for go

KISS THE FISH

KISS THE FISH! Bill and Stacey Ross of Albany, N.Y., came to Eastport for the Great Sardine and Maple Leaf Drop on New Year's Eve and took part in the tradition of kissing the sardine for good luck. The annual event is sponsored by the Tides Institute

2014

NIC BRADBURY of Shead drives through Jonesport-Beals players to score during a varsity home game on December 20 in Eastport. The Tigers won 67-55 and defeated Jonesport again on January 7. (

NIC BRADBURY

NIC BRADBURY of Shead drives through Jonesport-Beals players to score during a varsity home game on December 20 in Eastport. The Tigers won 67-55 and defeated Jonesport again on January 7. (Don Dunbar photo) Subscribe to Quoddy TidesRates: $30 per year within Washington County $35 per year outside

2014

Snowmobile thief skates on thin ice

A 34-year-old Robbinston man skated on thin ice in more ways than one in the wee hours of January 4. At 2:20 a.m., the Charlotte Fire and Rescue Department was called to an emergency at Round Pond.

2014

Islanders rally for fire victim

Grand Manan will soon have a groundbreaking new piece of technology to manage waste and save the village money.

2014

Lubec voters again nix plan for new public works facility

Lubec voters again have rejected the town administration's plan to replace the existing maintenance garage and to build a new sand/salt storage facility. The 82/59 vote was announced at the conclusion of a mostly polite public meeting held on January 7 in the school cafetorium.