Horse Island Camp owner Jeanann Alves, 58, a lifelong resident of Peaks Island, feeds Duke. "I'm trying very hard to let the dust settle," she said about the feud that threatens the camp's future.
Horse Island Camp, a mainstay on Peaks Island since 1998, has come under scrutiny from the City for non-permitted structures.
Almost a dozen sheds at Horse Island Camp, a mainstay on Peaks Island since 1998, have come under scrutiny from the City for non-compliance.
Molly Bowden, left, of Portland and Julia Burns of Windham, volunteer helpers at Horse Island Camp, prepare Dawn, a Percheron draft horse, for a ride on Saturday.
Molly Bowden leads Tux – a Gypsy Vanner – back to his corral at Horse Island Camp after a ride. The camp, a mainstay on Peaks Island since 1998, has come under scrutiny from the city of Portland for non-permitted structures. Camp owner Jeanne Alves, 58, a lifelong resident of the island said fallout from a neighbors' feud could shutter her business. (Staff photo by Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer)
Almost a dozen sheds at Horse Island Camp, a mainstay on Peaks Island since 1998, have come under scrutiny from the City for non-compliance. (Staff photo by Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer)
Timmi Sellers in front of a recently constructed workshop on her Peaks Island property. Sellers is in the midst of a neighborhood dispute and the city has gotten involved.
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