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Aerial view of the ocean and the town of Easport, Maine.
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Our Towns Returns to Eastport, Maine, Ten Years Later

  • Deborah Fallows
  • August 23, 2023
Deb and Jim Fallows talk with David Dahl of The Maine Monitor.
A 32 lobster boat with a blue haul named The Perseverance in Eastport, Maine
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  • Environment & Sustainability

A Look at Lobstering and Craftsmanship

  • Ben Speggen
  • July 19, 2022
Eastport, Maine has a long history of resilience. It’s still there today in Elijah Brice.
Rural Women Everywhere logo
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  • Governance

Ajo, Charleston, and Eastport take to the digital stage to talk rural resilience

  • Ben Speggen
  • November 7, 2021
What do Ajo, Arizona; Charleston, West Virginia; Eastport, Maine have in common? For starters, they were all featured in a recent panel discussion that Our Towns hosted at the Rural…
Downtown Eastport, from above.
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  • Health & Well-Being

A Rural Health Center With a Pandemic Plan

  • Deborah Fallows
  • April 9, 2020
The Rowland B. French Medical Center is the primary health-care facility for the residents of Eastport, Maine, a tiny Down East fishing town, population 1,400. Eastport was one of the…
The Tides Institute & Museum in Eastport Maine (left) and other historic buildings along Water Street, (Courtesy of the Tides Institute & Museum of Art)
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  • Arts

How Artists Build the Spirit of a Town

  • Deborah Fallows
  • December 16, 2019
During our travels to towns around the U.S., Jim Fallows and I have come across several artist-in-residence programs, for example in Ajo, Arizona; Eastport, Maine; and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Artist Richelle Gribble with her cotton spider web on kozo washi paper, created during her artist-in-residency in Japan. (Naoki Isoda / Awagami Factory)
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  • Arts

An Artist-in-Residence Creates a Sense of Place

  • Deborah Fallows
  • December 5, 2019
We’ve seen artist-in-residence programs in a number of the towns we’ve visited. The first was in Eastport, Maine, where we ran into Richelle Gribble, a young artist based in Los Angeles, whom I…
Road with the words "Good Health," painted on it.
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  • Health & Well-Being

The Surprising Rural Health-Care Legacy of the ’60s

  • Deborah Fallows
  • September 4, 2019
Eastport Grapples with Health-Care
The editorial and business office of the Quoddy Tides newspaper, in downtown Eastport, Maine (James Fallows)
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  • Local Journalism

‘Local, Local, Local’: How a Small Newspaper Survives

  • James Fallows
  • August 30, 2019
This is another road report on the state of local journalism, which is more and more important, and more and more imperiled. It is important because so much of the future of American economic, cultural, and civic life is now being devised and determined at the local or state level.
The Peavey Memorial Library in Eastport, Maine (Courtesy of the Tides Institute & Museum of Art)
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  • Libraries

The Gift of a Public Library

  • Deborah Fallows
  • August 28, 2019
A legacy that continues.
The view from our plane this week, headed to Maine (Deborah Fallows)
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  • Arts
  • Economic Development

Flying Down East

  • Deborah Fallows
  • August 15, 2019
Headed back to Eastport
The Tides Institute & Museum in Eastport Maine (left) and other historic buildings along Water Street, (Courtesy of the Tides Institute & Museum of Art)
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  • Economic Development

Eastport Postcard

  • Deborah Fallows
  • September 1, 2017
A report on progress in Eastport.
N435SR parked at its new home at the San Bernardino Airport in California (Deborah Fallows)
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  • Travel

The End of the Journey

  • Deborah Fallows
  • January 18, 2017
Arriving in Tucson, we felt the inklings of coming full circle with our American Futures project. Only one more leg of our journey, about 400 miles, before we reached our destination of…
Downtown Eastport, from above.
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  • Economic Development

A Big Step for Little Eastport

  • James Fallows
  • January 17, 2017
A new life for the Seacoast Canning Company
Barn at the Deerwood Ranch wild horse refugee, outside Laramie, Wyoming. (Deborah Fallows)
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  • Economic Development

All Progress Is Local: New Year’s Notes From Around the Country

  • James Fallows
  • January 1, 2017
New Year's Notes from Around the Country
Downtown Eastport, with the collapsed breakwater visible on the right; this is looking from The Commons building at the center of town (James Fallows / The Atlantic)
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  • Economic Development

Update on the Eastport Saga

  • James Fallows
  • October 31, 2016
The never-say-die city
Quoddy Village, Eastport, Maine.
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  • Economic Development
  • Education

The Ebbs and Flows of Coastal Maine

  • Deborah Fallows
  • September 14, 2016
Quoddy Village was built ahead of its time

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