With more than two decades of floral design experience under her belt, Jessica Newbert has opened her own vintage-inspired floral shop in Damariscotta just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Gift-Giving Campaign Continues
Colby & Gale Inc.’s 75th anniversary community gift-giving campaign continued this week as Verne Verney presented a donation for The Mill at Pemaquid Falls to Old Bristol Historical Society Board President Robert Ives.
Gift-Giving Campaign Continues
Colby & Gale Inc.’s 75th anniversary community gift-giving campaign continued this week as General Manager Rob Wilkes (center), presented a donation for Central Lincoln County Ambulance Service to Service Chief Nicholas Bryant (right) and EMT Kobe Lincoln at its station in Damariscotta.
REALTORS® Association President Begins Term
Madeleine Hill, REALTOR® has started her term as president of the Maine Association of REALTORS® for 2022.
Brunch, Please! River House Makes Brunch a Sacred Affair
For those who might not know, I am a huge fan of breakfast.
More Than a Store, a Family: Big Al’s Team Reminisce in Countdown to Final Day
There was laughter as the team at Big Al’s Super Values gathered after closing on the evening of Dec. 30 to talk about their time together at one of the most well-known must-stop shops in the Midcoast. Big Al’s, a fixture in the town for 35 years, will be locking its doors for the last time on Jan. 10.
Rising Tide Co-op Supports New Hope Midcoast
Rising Tide’s October Co-op for Community Days partner was New Hope Midcoast, the Midcoast’s only domestic abuse resource center, which has been open since 1981. Every Wednesday, Rising Tide donates 0.5% of sales to an organization nominated and voted on by their 5,000-plus owners. Rising Tide views this program as a way to both provide financial and in-kind support to community organizations.
Wiscasset’s Little Village Bistro is Moving Onto Bigger Things
As Semisonic’s lead singer famously belts in “Closing Time,” the band’s late ‘90s hit: “Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end.”
Physical Therapy and a Path to Unconscious Competence
Physical therapist Glen Flaming likes to cite the stages of learning to his clients. His goal is to move them through those stages until they achieve “unconscious competence.” The result can sometimes be a higher level of activity than even imagined. Life-changing improvement is possible.
T&T Chimney Cleaning Aims to Save Homes from Accidental Fires
Zach Brown, of Brown Homestead in Nobleboro, was having trouble booking a service to come clean out his chimney. They were either fully booked, too far away, or simply hadn’t responded, so Brown went out and purchased the equipment he needed to clean his own chimney. Then he cleaned his family members’ chimneys, and some of his friends’ chimneys.
Local Businesses Keep Milestone Cafe Running at LincolnHealth
After scaling back service due to staff shortages, LincolnHealth’s Milestone Cafe is getting some culinary assistance from a handful of local businesses to meet the challenge of feeding hospital staff.
Broad Arrow Farm Presents a New Alternative to Takeout
Broad Arrow Farm recently introduced two new made-to-order takeout dinner options. And breakfast sandwiches on Saturday mornings.
Gardens Aglow Makes Top 10 in National Holiday Light Display Contest
Gardens Aglow has once again been voted one of the top 10 holiday light displays in the country in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice contest. Selected as number four, Gardens Aglow competed against 19 other botanical gardens in the nationwide contest, all of which were chosen by a panel of experts partnering with 10Best editors. Winners were determined by popular vote.
‘Where the Joy Is’: European Market at Morse’s Sauerkraut
Every shelf at the European market at Morse’s Sauerkraut is overflowing with holiday treats. The line at the deli wraps around displays as customers sample cheeses and order charcuterie boards.
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