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The man in the red suit came to town a week early.  Santa Claus visited the children of Baileyville and Baring on Sunday, December 19th.

With the help of Ray Faulkner and the Baileyville Fire Department, Santa made his rounds by fire engine, instead of sleigh.

In the meantime, local children dropped off their letters to Santa at the Woodland IGA, where a special mailbox was placed just for this occasion.

Santa Claus makes his way through the Village of Woodland to visit local children with the help of the Baileyville Fire Department. (Photo by Natalie Boomer)

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Barbara A. Walsh,
Maine Monitor

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Bonnie Lyons

The first sunrise of 2021 off the coast of Lubec by West Quoddy Head Light. (Photo by Kaileigh Deacon)

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If you saw a group of runners in Pembroke on New Year's Day, it was likely the Bold Coast Runners hosting a group to celebrate 2022.  

For the sixth year in a row, friends and club members joined together from Baileyville, Pembroke, Eastport, Addison, Lubec, Whiting, Perry and East Machias for a “No Fees, No Awards, No Aids, No Wimps” winter run.

Risk & Reward off Cape Horn: The Story of Captain Jesse Thayer Carver, of Searsport, Maine, and the Wreck of the Maine-built Downeaster St. Mary