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RELEASING

RELEASING an immature male bald eagle at Split Rock, Pleasant Point, on May 11 is Rep. David Slagger of the Houlton Band of Maliseets as Passamaquoddy Chief Clayton Cleaves looks on. The three-year-old raptor, named Chipolkon Nitap in Passamaquoddy (My Friend, Eagle), was found two months ago at the Cutler Naval Base after it had been injured in a fight with another bird. The eagle was rehabilitated by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Mark McCullough at Avian Haven in Freedom, Maine. (Don Dunbar photo))

RELEASING an immature male bald eagle at Split Rock, Pleasant Point, on May 11 is Rep. David Slagger of the Houlton Band of Maliseets as Passamaquoddy Chief Clayton Cleaves looks on. The three-year-old raptor, named Chipolkon Nitap in Passamaquoddy (My Friend, Eagle), was found two months ago at the Cutler Naval Base after it had been injured in a fight with another bird. The eagle was rehabilitated by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Mark McCullough at Avian Haven in Freedom, Maine. (Don Dunbar photo))

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THE TRADITIONAL CEREMONIAL DANCES

THE TRADITIONAL CEREMONIAL DANCES

THE TRADITIONAL CEREMONIAL DANCES drew a large crowd during Passamaquoddy Days at Sipayik. Shown are tribal members performing an intertribal dance, led by Mary Creighton. See this issue for coverage of the celebration. (Edward French photo)

AT THE MACHIAS WILD BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL

AT THE MACHIAS WILD BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL

AT THE MACHIAS WILD BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL on August 16 during the blueberry pie eating contest, Kayli Favuzzi (far left), 7, of East Machias appears to anticipate her as-yet unannounced victory... (Nathan Brimmer photo)

LITTLE MERMAIDS

LITTLE MERMAIDS

LITTLE MERMAIDS march in the parade with cardboard fish they made during the Eastport Mermaid Festival on August 2. See this issue for more coverage of the festival. (Don Dunbar photo)

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