The Most Easterly Published Newspaper in the US

Published the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month

Sign in Free newsletter

Image Archive

2015

ARTIST AMY BARTLETT WRIGHT holds up her finalized concept image of the soon-to-be-completed mural on the side of the Calais Community Thrift Store. Bartlett Wright has been working since Aug

ARTIST AMY BARTLETT WRIGHT

ARTIST AMY BARTLETT WRIGHT holds up her finalized concept image of the soon-to-be-completed mural on the side of the Calais Community Thrift Store. Bartlett Wright has been working since August 12 to complete the wall-sized mural, which shows a well-known steamship plying the waters of the St. Croix River alongside

2015

A FOGGY BALLET. Heavy construction equipment moves through the mist as CPM Constructors drives sheet piling and removes fill from the Eastport breakwater on an August morning. The reconstruc

A FOGGY BALLET

A FOGGY BALLET. Heavy construction equipment moves through the mist as CPM Constructors drives sheet piling and removes fill from the Eastport breakwater on an August morning. The reconstruction work is expected to take two years. (Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$31.65 a year in Washington

2015

DIGGING CLAMS in Pottery Cove near Joe's Point in St. Andrews. The area was being harvested by diggers hired by a clam depuration plant. (Edward French photo)

DIGGING CLAMS

DIGGING CLAMS in Pottery Cove near Joe's Point in St. Andrews. The area was being harvested by diggers hired by a clam depuration plant. (Edward French photo)

2015

THE PIPE CEREMONY during the 50th Ceremonial Indian Day at Sipayik included the presentation of the pipe from Penobscot Sakom Kirk Francis to Clayton Cleaves, in the role of Passamaquoddy sa

THE PIPE CEREMONY

THE PIPE CEREMONY during the 50th Ceremonial Indian Day at Sipayik included the presentation of the pipe from Penobscot Sakom Kirk Francis to Clayton Cleaves, in the role of Passamaquoddy sakom. (Robin Farrin photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$31.65 a year in Washington County, Maine (tax included) $36.

2015

BOATS OF ALL SIZES are seen off Eastport, as the freighter Optimana comes through Friar’s Roads to the Estes Head port terminal on July 21, and lobster boats are moored off Prince’s Cove. (E

BOATS OF ALL SIZES

BOATS OF ALL SIZES are seen off Eastport, as the freighter Optimana comes through Friar’s Roads to the Estes Head port terminal on July 21, and lobster boats are moored off Prince’s Cove. (Edward French photo)

2015

COOLING OFF ON A HOT DAY. Jumping in for a swim off Jeff Turner’s pontoon boat at Boyden’s Lake are some happy kids. Built in 2008 by Jason Brown, Bush Kerby and Tommy Critchley, it can be a

COOLING OFF ON A HOT DAY

COOLING OFF ON A HOT DAY. Jumping in for a swim off Jeff Turner’s pontoon boat at Boyden’s Lake are some happy kids. Built in 2008 by Jason Brown, Bush Kerby and Tommy Critchley, it can be anchored so others can join in the fun. The oldest to

2015

Image from index7-10-2015.html

Image from index7-10-2015.html