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LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW. The weather outside may have been frightful during the night of December 21-22, but the storm delivered 17 delightful inches of a white Christmas for the Quoddy area, along with winds gusting up to 60 mph. The following morning, Tom Ries lets the snow fly as he clears his walk on Washington St. in Eastport. (Edward French photo)
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| Goodwill lives in kind deeds of Quoddy area |
by Susan Esposito |
Once again, despite the bad economic climate, the spirit of Christmas is evident in Charlotte County and eastern Washington County as people generously gave to neighbors who were less fortunate.
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by Edward French |
Cooke Aquaculture Inc. opened its Machiasport salmon processing plant earlier than expected and is adding more jobs than previously announced.
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by Edward French |
The 10-year saga of the court cases stemming from the break-in at the residence of a former executive director of the Pleasant Point Passamaquoddy Housing Authority took a new twist this month, with the Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruling that the lawsuits properly were heard in tribal court and should not be in the state courts.
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by Eileen Curry |
In a shocking announcement to Downeast radio listeners and television viewers, Maine Public Broadcasting Network (MPBN) said that it will discontinue service to radio stations 89.7 WMED in Calais and 106.5 WMEF in Fort Kent and WMED-TV Channel 13 in Calais.
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by Chessie Johnson |
The pre-Christmas storm was unkind to boat owners in Lubec and Campobello, with six boats either sinking, coming ashore onto rocks or dragging their moorings.
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