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KEEPING COOL on a hot June day are Keen Cooke, 7, and his three-year-old sister Loa, as they play in their pool by their home in Eastport. The temperature reached 80 degrees in the island city during the heat wave. (Edward French photo)

OVER 100 PEOPLE made their way to Middle River Park in Machias to enjoy a piece of history reenacted on the hills and banks of the river. Members of the Revolutionary War Reenactors of Downeast Maine gathered for what they called a Rebels & Redcoats event, featuring villagers raising a

'FIRE!' During a sharp rain, a three-volley salute is fired under the direction of retired U.S. Army Lt. Colonel Andrew Pottle by personnel from U.S. Coast Guard Station Eastport at the Eastport breakwater on Memorial Day to honor those sailors and soldiers lost at sea. See

MARCHING to the stage for the outdoor graduation ceremonies on June 4 are the members of Shead High School's senior class. (Don Dunbar photo)

CHIPPING logs at the Port of Eastport's bulk storage yard for a test of the port authority's shipboard heat-treating phytosanitation equipment in mid-August is a crew from H.C. Haynes Inc. of Winn. About 5,000 metric tons of chips are being piled near the port&

A HALIBUT weighing 217.5 pounds was caught by these Cutler fishermen on May 20 aboard the Keenan & Shane. From left to right are Keenan Feeney, John Polley, Patrick Feeney, the captain of the boat, and Cameron Murray. (Melissa Feeney photo)