Port-Clyde News

ROCKLAND : Tom Chappell, founder of Tom's of Maine, will open The Island Institute's second annual Sustainable Island Living Conference with a presentation titled "Creating Commercial Value with Nature's Goodness" on Friday, Nov.

PORT CLYDE : The Port Clyde General Store has cut back its store hours for the winter, according to owner Linda Bean.

ROCKLAND : Tonight: "B.J." 10 ounce char grilled NY Sirloin strip steak w/ gorgonzola demi sauce, hand cut organic Maine "shepody" Potato fries in 100% Canola oil, Roasted local organic greens.

MONROE : The Waldo County Fiddlersa Showcase and Contra Dance is a benefit for Mainea s Fiddle Camp Scholarship Fund and will serve Waldo County residents.

ROCKPORT : More than 40 purveyors of fine food and drink were at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockport on Oct.

WARREN : New England Motor Works recommends automobile and truck owners should check the condition of the coolant in your system each Spring and Fall to make sure the additives that protect against corrosion still function.

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ROCKLAND : October is National Fall Car Care Month, to celebrate Eastern Tire & Auto Service will be posting a car tip a day! 31 tips to save you TIME and MONEY! Tip #26 - Puddles under your car A question we are often asked is: "There is a puddle under my car, how can I tell what it is and if it is dangerous?" Common fluids found under your car ...

ST. GEORGE : The Saint George Historical Society will hold the last of its 2009 series of meetings, a talk by Jonathan Coggeshall on the newly formed St.

WASHINGTON : The Washington Granges farmers' market will continue through mid-December. Vendors will set up at tables inside the Evening Star Grange Hall allowing visitors to shop in comfort as well as to enjoy lunch prepared by Grange members at the Grange Grill where homemade pies will always be featured.

BELFAST : The following cases were closed in Fifth District Court in Belfast between Sept.

ROCKPORT : The Natural Resources Council of Maine will present The Art of Local Food: Savoring local food and drink to celebrate its 50 years protecting the nature of Maine at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art, 162 Russell Ave.. The gala event will take place Thursday, Oct.

ROCKLAND : Julia's Gallery for Young Artists at the Farnsworth Art Museum, Trekkers and Maine Media Workshops have teamed up to offer a hands-on, expeditionary learning photography program this fall called Creative Ventures: Photo Treks in the Midcoast.

PORT CLYDE : Take a drive down the peninsula taday and try our "Sunday Drivers Special"...rich and delicious ginger ice cream, a drizzling of Portland Maine's own "wicked" hot fudge, topped off with homemade whipped cream and one of our homemade molasses-ginger cookies...only $2.95!!! bizSearch Real Estate Franklin $119,900.00 residential This ...

The Camden International Film Festival will have some definite Maine flavor again this year.

Fred Brooke, Lyme, remains on track to swim across the US-Canadian border in August, 2012 - 10 years after his first a oeAngel Swima across Long Island Sound to begin raising money for children with cancer.

ROCKLAND : DATELINE : UNITY MAINE. BADGER CAFE WINS OVER CAFE MIRANDA AT FIRST ANNUAL SEAFOOD THROWDOWN AT COMMON GROUND FAIR! Chef Michael Greer of Badger Cafe in Union & Chef Kerry Altiero of Cafe Miranda in Rockland participated this past weekend in the First Annual NAMA & the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association Seafood Throwdown.

ROCKLAND : Cafe Miranda the pioneer of tasty food in the midcoast since 1993 has supported local suppliers of food AND all of our related supplies, continues to support local businesses.

PORT CLYDE : Natasha Bryant and Ernest Wallace exchanged wedding vows Sept. 6, 2009, surrounded by family and friends in Port Clyde at Marshall Point Lighthouse.

Out on their front deck stargazing last weekend at 2 a.m., they spotted Orion, "the Hunter" or the "the Celestial Warrior" in the northeastern skyline, clearly visible.