2019
FIRE DESTROYS THE PERRY HOME
FIRE DESTROYS THE PERRY HOME of Larry and Tiffany Hilderbrand, as one of their daughters watches. (Photo courtesy of Larry Hilderbrand via Facebook)
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2019
RUNNING INTO SPRING
RUNNING INTO SPRING! Undeterred by the foggy wet weather was a crowd of youngsters participating in Grand Manan’s annual Easter egg hunt at Anchorage Park on April 19. Eggs were scattered across the playground, and one “golden egg” contained a grand prize of a scenic flight with Atlantic Charters.
2019
PERFORMING
PERFORMING “PROUD MARY” at the Grand Manan Bandstand show held on April 12 is Mrs. Jones’ Kindergarten class. (Arlene Benham photo)
2019
“I WANDERED LONELY AS A CLOUD.” This cow moose might be contemplating Wordsworth’s poem as it snacks on some bushes on Little Dog Island off Eastport’s north en
“I WANDERED LONELY AS A CLOUD.” This cow moose might be contemplating Wordsworth’s poem as it snacks on some bushes on Little Dog Island off Eastport’s north end and watches an immature eagle fly by on April 3. Undoubtedly enticed by signs in Perry pointing to Moose Islandand
2019
PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU
PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU met with St. Stephen Mayor Allan MacEachern at the Garcelon Civic Center in St. Stephen. (Derwin Gowan photo)
2019
COLLECTING SAP
COLLECTING SAP from maple trees in a Robbinston sugarbush for Howard and Mary Ann Duvall’s Maple Lane Sugary are Jim Morrell and his granddaughter Madison Morrell. The Duvalls tapped 550 maple trees this year, and although the season is starting late, because of the cold days, they still hope
2019
STUDENTS
STUDENTS from Shead High School enjoy the water during the Polar Bear Dip on March 8 at Pleasant Point. The event raised $10,540 for Sarah’s House of Maine and the Ronald McDonald House of Bangor. (Don Dunbar photo)