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2013

SEARCHING for whales on July 21 was the St. Andrews-based schooner Jolly Breeze as it sailed past Head Harbour Lighthouse on Campobello. Large numbers of whales are being spotted in the Bay

SEARCHING

SEARCHING for whales on July 21 was the St. Andrews-based schooner Jolly Breeze as it sailed past Head Harbour Lighthouse on Campobello. Large numbers of whales are being spotted in the Bay of Fundy this season. (Don Dunbar photo) Subscribe to Quoddy TidesRates: $30 per year within Washington County $35

2013

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2013

A DOWNEAST MARITIME FOURTH. THE FOURTH OF JULY IS CELEBRATED AROUND THE BAY with many traditions centered on the water. Successfully grabbing the flag during the Greasy Pole contest in Eastp

A DOWNEAST MARITIME FOURTH

A DOWNEAST MARITIME FOURTH. THE FOURTH OF JULY IS CELEBRATED AROUND THE BAY with many traditions centered on the water. Successfully grabbing the flag during the Greasy Pole contest in Eastport is Ari Tomassetti of Westbrook, Conn. Jellyfish floating home for the Fourth won first place in the Eastport Torchlight

2013

A DOWNEAST MARITIME FOURTH

A DOWNEAST MARITIME FOURTH

A DOWNEAST MARITIME FOURTH. THE FOURTH OF JULY IS CELEBRATED AROUND THE BAY with many traditions centered on the water. Successfully grabbing the flag during the Greasy Pole contest in Eastport is Ari Tomassetti of Westbrook, Conn. Jellyfish floating home for the Fourth won first place in the Eastport Torchlight

2013

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2013

THE MACHIASPORT HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S FLOAT took first place in the Machias 250th birthday celebration parade. (Chessie Crowe Gartmayer photo)

THE MACHIASPORT HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S FLOAT

THE MACHIASPORT HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S FLOAT took first place in the Machias 250th birthday celebration parade. (Chessie Crowe Gartmayer photo)