The Quoddy Tides covering Eastport, Lubec, Perry, Pembroke, Whiting, Trescott, Campobello Island, Deer Island, Calais % area printed every 2nd & 4th Friday of the month.

Search groups have continued looking for a paddleboarder in the waters off West Quoddy Head in Lubec for more than two weeks without success. Harold Dean Jackson III, known as Dean, of Asheville, N.C., was last seen the night of July 3, although he was not reported missing until July 6.

The Quoddy Tides covering Eastport, Lubec, Perry, Pembroke, Whiting, Trescott, Campobello Island, Deer Island, Calais % area printed every 2nd & 4th Friday of the month.

Authorities have positively identified human remains found in St. Andrews as those of a former Lubec man who was reported missing in early July after going out on a paddleboard near West Quoddy Head.

With the opening of the scallop season in Cobscook Bay on December 2, fishermen are seeing the highest prices ever for their catches, which have been good, and more draggers in the bay than during the past few years.

Jan 27, 2025 · A search for two Addison fishermen off the coast of Trescott and Cutler was suspended the evening of Sunday, January 19, after rescue crews combed over 950 square miles of ocean and coastline. Efforts are now focused on recovering their bodies and their scallop dragger that have been found off ...

The August 30 meeting of the Lubec Select Board opened with a full agenda, much of which was eventually tabled as the one and a half hour session was dominated by questions and comments about the recently received property tax bills.

An Augusta man died after his kayak overturned sometime after he left early on the morning of Friday, August 4, from Lubec, headed the approximately seven miles across open ocean to Grand Manan Island.

Bill Love, who lives on Boyden Lake in Perry, didn't have to worry about getting in over his head this year when he put out his dock in June. He relates that, in most years, the water would come to about his chin as he was working on the farthest section.

Following the November 7 announcements by the Maine Department of Transportation (DOT) that it was immediately closing part of the Machias dike in preparation of replacing the failing structure and that it was pivoting from a bridge as its preferred replacement option to a dike with fully gated culverts, questions have arisen for Machias residents.