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FEATURING 5K and 1-mile courses, the second annual A La Mud Obstacle Challenge was held in Whitneyville on May 3. The event, organized by Washington County: One Community, raised $3,300 to benefit WC:OC's Downeast Teen Leadership Camp and One Voice youth groups. (Robin Farrin photo)

AND THEY'RE OFF -- FINALLY! Youngsters run to collect over 5,000 eggs at Herring Cove Provincial Park during the annual Community Easter Egg Hunt on Campobello. The egg hunt was postponed until April 25 because of the large amount of snow that was still on the ground

DANCING IN THE STREETS. The King Neptune's Brides Bash and Splash raised $2,000 for the Lost Fishermen's Memorial Association in Lubec during the annual event on April 11, which drew 55 revelers this year. (Chessie Crowe Gartmayer photo)

SWINGING HIGH INTO SPRING are (from left) Madison Morrell, Maygin Steadman and Breanna Morrell of Robbinston and Chase Bowen of Eastport. After a long winter, they are enjoying a warm spring day on the swing set outside the Eastport Elementary School. (Edward French photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$31.

LOADING AN EXCAVATOR on a barge to dig out the fill in the Eastport breakwater, a portion of which collapsed in December, is a crew from contractor CPM Constructors. Work on the $14.95 million rebuilding project is now proceeding and is expected to take up to two years. The

GETTING READY to land in a field in Pembroke is a golden eagle, a bird that is rarely seen in Maine. An expert on the West Coast determined that it is between four and five years old. (Don Dunbar photo) Subscribe to Quoddy Tides Rates:$31.65 a year in