Community & Events

For over 30 years, the end of summer in Eastport has been celebrated with a festival paying homage to the Atlantic salmon and other delicious seafood found in local waters.

Receiving a diagnosis of incurable dementia can feel like a death sentence. The degenerative diseases encompassed by the term slowly erode the brain of affected individuals, hindering their ability to think and ultimately to function.

To most, peace is an abstract and elusive concept. It isn't something concrete that one can hold in one's hands or pass to one another.

The first Passamaquoddy Canoe Cultural Day, held at Split Rock, Pleasant Point, on August 2, was hosted by the Sipayik Action Team to help connect the tribe's youth back to Passamaquoddy Bay and teach them how to canoe as their ancestors did and how to be safe while canoeing.

A 1989 Shead High School graduate is hoping that his trip around the Korean Peninsula in a rowboat built at the Boat School in Eastport can help focus attention on resolving the current standoff between North and South Korea. Fifteen years ago, former Eastporter Jonathan Cowles...

On behalf of Eastport's Age Friendly Action Committee, committee chair Mary Repole, Eastport Police Chief Mike Donahe and Eastport City Manager Elaine Abbott presented a program at Shead High School on July 18 designed to alert people about scams and frauds and to suggest methods to protect...