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2010

Season of goodwill shines in communities

This holiday season, despite the poor economy, the spirit of Christmas is evident in Charlotte County and eastern Washington County as people generously give to neighbors who are less fortunate.

2010

Dark Harbour cliff rescue ‘a miracle’

The rescue of a driver whose car went over the steep cliffs at Grand Manan's Dark Harbour during the middle of the night on Thursday, December 15, is being described as "a Christmas miracle." The car went down the cliff over 150 feet and did not flip or roll over.

2010

‘Flying Ed’ rides the skies 62 years as Electrolux man

Ed Arbo of Charlotte, known as "Flying Ed" or the "Electrolux Man," has earned the titles after 62 years of doing both successfully. He is still flying at 89 years old, and he still passes the required physical.

2010

Chechens learn about tribe's nation-within-nation relations

A group of the indigenous people from war-torn Chechnya, a republic in Russia, met recently with Passamaquoddy tribal officials to find out how tribes in the U.S. have worked out their nation-within-nation relationship...

2010

SINGING "Rudolph, the Red-nosed Reindeer" are K4 student Tucker Thompson and Kindergarten student Shaelyn Barnes during the Eastport Elementary School's Christmas concert on December 15. (Ed

SINGING "R

SINGING "Rudolph, the Red-nosed Reindeer" are K4 student Tucker Thompson and Kindergarten student Shaelyn Barnes during the Eastport Elementary School's Christmas concert on December 15. (Edward French photo)

2010

SNOW FLIES PAST in the stormy night sky, as St. Ann's Catholic Church at Pleasant Point awaits the beginning of the Christmas season. (Edward French photo)

SNOW FLIES PAST

SNOW FLIES PAST in the stormy night sky, as St. Ann's Catholic Church at Pleasant Point awaits the beginning of the Christmas season. (Edward French photo)

2010

Husson to close its programs at Unobskey College in Calais

After three years of operating higher education classes at the Unobskey College in Calais, Husson University has decided to cease that part of its educational programming.