Image Archive

LET'S HAVE A PARADE! Celebrating spring with a march through town are Lulu Calame, Kieran Weston, Cora Sanchez, Katie Bartlett andd Sarah Bartlett. They were taking part in the April vacation art class at the Eastport Arts Center that was taught by Devon Kelley-Yurdin. (Edward French photo)

FLOATING on quiet waters in Perry is a red-throated loon. (Don Dunbar photo)

PREPARING an elver fyke net for a night of fishing on the St. Croix River are Passamaquoddy tribal members Kyle Moore and his father, Fred Moore III, who is coordinator of the tribe's Fisheries Advisory Committee. (Edward French photo)

TOM POTTLE cuts wood on a 90-acre parcel he owns off the South Meadow Road in Perry. He sells to Woodland Pulp and Verso Paper, along with supplying his own business, Pembroke Lumber. Every winter, before mud season, he tries "to enhance the lots to higher quality species and

HEADING into the water during the Washington County Community College Polar Bear Dip on March 15 at Pleasant Point are students from Calais High School. About 100 dippers from as far away as Germany, Switzerland and Italy braced the icy waters of Passamaquoddy Bay to raise money for the Ronald

SNORKELING in New Zealand is Elizabeth Hull, daughter of Travis and Kathy Hull of Cooper, along with other divers. She is participating in an Eco Quest Education program.