Residents of the Canadian isle depend on neighboring Lubec (and the goodwill of border agents) for everyday needs.
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Joyce Kryszak is a freelance writer living in Down East Maine. She is an Edward R. Murrow Award winner whose work has appeared in the Buffalo News, and on NPR, WBFO, The Environment Report, and other media outlets.
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