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SEINING A WEIR ON A FOGGY DAY

SEINING A WEIR ON A FOGGY DAY. The Seawall Weir at Dark Harbour, Grand Manan, was being seined in late August, with the herring being sold for lobster bait. Owner Stacy Brown says the weir did well catching fish this summer. (Edward French photo)

SEINING A WEIR ON A FOGGY DAY. The Seawall Weir at Dark Harbour, Grand Manan, was being seined in late August, with the herring being sold for lobster bait. Owner Stacy Brown says the weir did well catching fish this summer. (Edward French photo)

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LEADING A GROUP

LEADING A GROUP

LEADING A GROUP of cruise ship passengers on a tour of downtown Eastport is Joan Lowden. The 734-foot Seven Seas Splendor, with 750 passengers, was in port on October 12. (Edward French photo)

HALLOWEEN THRILL-SEEKERS

HALLOWEEN THRILL-SEEKERS

HALLOWEEN THRILL-SEEKERS enjoyed a spectacular Haunted Trail sponsored by the Perry Elementary School PTC on Saturday evening, October 18. ... (Kathleen Hill photo)

THOMAS BOUCHARD

THOMAS BOUCHARD

THOMAS BOUCHARD (right) speaks with U.S. Senator Bill Cohen at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., in October 1983. Bouchard was part of a vigil honoring the 18 Maine men, including John Huntley of Eastport, who were still listed as missing in action in Southeast Asia.

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