dec13 - Fryeburg Business Association

Town Department Heads
State Senator:
Jim Hamper...................... 287-1505
State Representative:
Helen Rankin....................625-4620
Selectmen:
Tom Klinepeter..................935-2107
Rick Eastman...................542-6822
Paul Naughton.................935-4273
Town Manager:
(treasurer & Tax Collector)
Sharon Jackson................935-2805
Town Clerk:
Theresa Shaw...................935-2805
Public Works Director
(Road Com & Transfer Station)
Gary Whitten.....................935-2772
Police Chief:
Phillip Weymouth..............935-3323
Fire Chief:
Richard "Ozzie" Sheaff.....935-2615
Fryeburg Rescue:
Steve Goldsmith............... 935-3024
Recreational Depart:
Rick Buzzell......................935-3933
Code Enforcement Officer:
Katie Haley........................935-2805
Animal Control Officer:
Kathleen Hathaway..........935-3197
Eastern Slope Airport:
David Cullinan..................935-4440
Fryeburg Library:
Donnette Barnes.............935-2731
COMMENTS , IDEAS &
SUGGESTIONS
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F RY E B U RG T OW N M AT T E R S
MWV PHOTO CONTEST CALENDAR ON SALE NOW!
Privately owned & published by Business Enhancements. All rights reserved.
With Thanksgiving behind us and the holiday season in full swing this is a perfect time
to express some of the things we are thankful for right here in our own community. We
are blessed with many kind and caring people who give of their time and talents to help
their community friends and family. We are blessed with charitable organizations
helping people in many ways and great businesses that step up to work with these
organizations and non-profits to ensure their success. One of those special non-profit
projects is the “charity calendar” the brainchild and result of hard work from Bernie
Friberg of Badger Realty. This charitable project is multi-layered with positive goodwill
from inspiring and nurturing artist talents, to promoting and honoring our beautiful “neck
of the woods”, to helping and giving to charities in need. You can be part of this
wonderful project while shopping for your loved ones over the holidays. Who wouldn’t
love a special calendar of local photos especially knowing that 100% of the purchase
will serve members of their community and families in need? Read on and please help
by buying one or more of these fabulous calendars.
(See insert in this issue of Fryeburg Town Matters!)
Another very exciting year with 70 photographers, submitting over 500 photos for
consideration in the 6th annual MWV Photo Contest. Judging took place in early
October with results kept secret until the unveiling of the “2014 Calendar for Charities”
on Nov 13th . It is with much gratitude to our 26 Sponsors, that this year 100% of ALL
calendars SOLD will go directly to the 3 local Charity recipients; Starting Point
Services, Mother Seton House and The Miranda Leavitt Diabetes Fund. With 900
calendars printed at $10 each that represents
$9,000 in fundraising opportunity for these local
non-profit organizations before year's end.
Congratulations to the 6 winners of this year’s
contest; Students; Alex Fauver & Nicole Stolarski.
Amateurs Dr. Michael
McLeod & 2nd Aliana
Lanciaux. Pro division
Harry Lichtman & Betsy
Marcello. Many other
photos were recognized
as honorable mentions, 6 of
which will also appear
as full calendar pages in addition
to the 6 winners, including
two Fryeburg photos; “Fryeburg
Farmland” by Albert Martin
and “Fryeburg Fallen Barn” by
Dr. Angela McLeod. “Kudos to ALL of our winners & honorable mentions”, says Bernie,
all are available for viewing at www.MWVPhotoContest.com
"Calendars for Charities" are available while supplies last and are on the shelves at
many local establishments including; Westons Farm and Spice & Grain right here in
Fryeburg. For a complete list of other business vendors check out the website and
calendars can also be viewed and purchased on-line at www.MWVPhotoContest.com.
"These Calendars for Charities will make great holiday gifts for friends & family as well
as for clients & staff”, so Please, Buy a Calendar and Help a Charity.
Questions can be addressed to Bernie Friberg at [email protected] or by
calling 207-542-9967
If you would like to know more about Starting Point, Mother Seton House, and The
Miranda Leavitt Diabetes Fund go to their websites listed below. Great non-profits
doing great things! Be thankful, grateful, and helpful to these organizations
www.startingpointnh.org
www.mothersetonhouse.com
mirandaleavittdiabetesfund.com
Due to the varied sources for information, Town Matters may be subject to errors from time to time.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and strive for accuracy in keeping the
community aware and involved. Thank you for your understanding and feedback.
Check out: fryeburgbusiness.com
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Vol 11 • Issue 9 • Editor: Donna Woodward - 207-441-8170 - [email protected] • Dec 2013
WELCOME TO FRYEBURG - Two Black Dogs Country Pub
There are so many wonderful things happening in Fryeburg including two new thrift shops, a
new Subway Restaurant, a new meat market and rumor has it, possibly a new craft store
soon. As many have probably noticed there is a new restaurant (well, new to Fryeburg)
opening soon on Route 302 across from the Jockey Cap Store called Two Black Dogs
Country Pub. The Two Black Dogs Country Pub originally opened in North Conway in May
of 2011. The owners, Leigh and Bill are well known for their quality food and service and will
surely be missed in North Conway Village but certainly worthy of the drive from their loyal
customers as they open their new home in Fryeburg.
Bill and Leigh have over 50 years of combined restaurant experience. Leigh as bartender and manager of the front of the
house, while Bill is the chef and runs the kitchen. They have been working diligently with remodeling and decorating the
building which was most recently operated by Beef and Ski on Route 302. With their flare for atmosphere, great country pub
foods, and friendly , welcoming service they are perfect for a long and prosperous future in Fryeburg.
Two Black Dogs was named after their two black dogs, Jack and Stump. Jack is a bullmastiff, black lab mix and was hit by a
car, Christmas Eve. Fortunately he is fully healed and enjoying life. Stump is a Rottweiler, Bassett Hound mix and is a refuge
from New Orleans and hurricane Katrina. The two are a large part of the family and deserve to have a restaurant named after
them, but Jack and Stump’s restaurant didn’t fit, hence Two Black Dogs Country Pub.
The restaurant is fashioned after a traditional English Pub. Notable regulars like fish and chips, bangers in a blanket and steak
and stout pie are features on the menu. But, unique creative award winning dishes such as roasted tomato torte and smoked
salmon baked brie liven up the New American cuisine. All items are made from scratch, beginning with the soups and
dressings, all the way to the homemade desserts. English porters, stouts, ales and craft beers are plentiful, along with the local
favorites and usual domestics.
The restaurant is destine to become one of the local favorites! The guests and tourists will enjoy the comfort at their restaurant
while relaxing and enjoyable their evening. Space allows for large groups whether it be family gatherings, group outings, or
business meetings. Bill and Leigh will see to your every need in detail!
As Bill likes to say - “Welcome, come, sit, and stay!!!!! Be a good dog!!!!! “ With good humor, great food, and outstanding customer service Two Black Dogs has the winning combination. Watch for there big opening really soon, just in time for the holidays! Be sure to stop in with a friendly welcome and wish them great success here in Fryeburg!
Pizza
The White Mountain Community Health Center
Pasta & Subs
Are you having trouble using healthcare.gov to sign up for health insurance? Here
are a few tips that have worked for me as I'm helping folks with their applications:
“Home of the 20” Party Pizza”
Special: 1 large two topping pizza, large French
Fry & 2 liter soda for $17.99 + tax
- Eat in or Take it Home -
207 935-4447
Fryeburg Plaza, Rte 302 • Go on first thing in the morning, before 9 am.
• Clear all your cookies and cache, and make sure your pop-up blocker is off.
• Be patient but persistent.
If you're still having trouble, contact a Maine-based Navigator or Certified
Application Consultant (CAC). Sacopee Valley Health Center has two CACs, and
Western Maine Community Action has Navigators. These people can meet with you
in person to help you through the process.
Second, I've heard a lot of misconceptions about the program when talking to
people. Whatever your political opinions about this law, you should make sure you
have the facts straight:
• One major purpose of the Affordable Care Act is to make it affordable for every
one to buy health insurance.
• MANY people will qualify for tax credits – anyone who makes between 100%
and 400% of the federal poverty limit. If you make between $11,490 and
$45,960, and you're the only person in your household, you should qualify for
lower premiums. For a family of four, it's $23,550 to $94,200.
• If you make less than that, Medicaid was supposed to cover you, but Maine
decided not to expand the program, so nothing has changed for you.
• If you can't afford health insurance – if the premiums for the plans available
cost more than 8% of your household income – you won't be penalized for not
buying it.
Palmer-Pike Conway Dahl Agency
Tel: 603-356-6926
Ossipee Insurance Agency
Tel: 603-539-7444
Pike Insurance Agency
Tel: 207-935-2021
www.thechalmersgroup.com
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Go to healthcare.gov to sign up for health insurance or to learn more, or call
1-800-318-2596 (1-855-889-4325 for TTY).
Siena Kaplan is a Navigator at White Mountain Community Health Center
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The key to success in building a healthy business community in any small town is
to create an economic development plan that identifies the community's strengths
and minimizes its weaknesses. It is very important that the bulk of the citizenry is
included in the planning and execution.
A first step is to bring the community, organizations and municipality together to
form a vision and set goals for local economic improvement, including as many
community members as we can to ensure that goals are shared. A core group of
community leaders can keep the planning effort going forward and on track.
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Currently the Fryeburg Comprehensive Planning Committee is working on an
update. Once the new plan is outlined it will be presented to the public. A current
Comp plan is one important element. This will help in an analysis of local economic
and social conditions. Also, most recently the Fryeburg Business Association Board
of Directors presented a request to work directly with the Fryeburg Selectmen
toward a economic vision and plan to create a business friendly atmosphere and
pro-active goal for helping relief the tax burden placed on residential taxpayers.
They suggested a tighter budget control combined with a more aggressive business
development to help diversify the tax base. Businesses bring big tax dollars to the
community! The Selectmen were very receptive to workshops and discussions,
recognizing that the added burden passed down from the state and the needs of
the schools combined with the needs of the town itself are all contributing to a major
burden and concern to many and forward action and planning need to be priorities
as we move on. Community voices and input are welcome. Please email your
thoughts, ideas, and concerns to [email protected]. Working together is
the solution because we’re all in this together.
The Fryeburg Library by librarian, Donnette Barnes
Janet and I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving holiday and was able to
spend quality time with family and/or friends. Thanksgiving usually gets you
thinking about all the things you are grateful for in your life. I am grateful to have
the opportunity of this great job as Librarian here at the Fryeburg Public Library.
It is truly a pleasure to choose books, audios, DVDs for our patrons’ requests
and other items that I feel will be read/watched and enjoyed by many. (and do
not forget we have a book drop slot in our front door for your convenience of
returning items during our closed hours) It is always a pleasure to see our
patrons when they come in to use whatever serves they require here at the
library. Please never stop coming in and making our days so enjoyable because
we are so thankful for you.
Speaking of ordering books, we have just received 27 new Large Print books, a
new book order from our regular supplier and some new DVDs since I last
reported. For the Downton Abbey fans a new book called “Behind the Scenes at
Downton Abbey: the official pass to the set, the actors, and the drama” by
Emma Rowley. Also a reminder to everyone that the new fourth season of
Downton Abbey will air on PBS stations in January. If you have not had the
pleasure of watching the series, stop by the library and start with the Season
One DVD. I am sure you will be hooked on the series, just as I was the first time
I watched the beginning of this terrific show. We also have “The Four Doors: a
guide to joy, freedom, and a meaningful life” by Richard Paul Evans, “Hard
Luck” (#8 in The Diary of a Wimpy Kid series) by Jeff Kinney, “Darkness Falls”
(#3 in The Survivors series) by Erin Hunter, “The Tattered Quilt” by Wanda E
Brunstetter (for Amish author fans), a new Robert Parker Spenser holiday book,
a new Alice Rice book and many more. Please stop by to check out a new book
by your favorite author or maybe find a new author!
Janet has been working hard to label all our books that have fictional series
character(s). The books now are in numerical order making it so much easier to
read them from the beginning. Please let Janet know how much you appreciate
all her efforts to make it easier for you to start a series with the correct book.
We hope that everyone has an incredible Holiday Season and a safe and Happy
New Year!
Complete Automotive Sales & Services
299 Main Street • Fryeburg, ME 04037
Call or text: 207-321-1148
Phone or fax: 207-256-8102
[email protected]
www.fryeburgmotors.com
“more than just a pizza house”
Free Delivery 11AM - 2PM • 5PM - 10PM
Breakfast Served from 7AM to 11AM
WE MAKE OUR DOUGH FRESH DAILY!
207- 935-4172
Come check out the long awaited
Top of the Ninth Pub
479 Main St
Fryeburg
Dr. N. Scott Ferguson
OPTOMETRIST
935-3307
We are open Mon-Wed 9am-4pm, Thurs 9am-1pm; 1:30pm-4pm, closed Friday
and open Sat 9am-12pm. Our telephone number is 935-2731, our fax number is
935-7217. We have two public computers, free WIFI, printing, copying, and faxing services. If you have a Fryeburg Library card, we can help you to obtain a
Portland Public Library card. Writer’s Group meets the first/third Wednesday
each month at 8:00am and our Book Discussion Group meets the second
Wednesday each month at 10:00am. Children’s Story Time is Tuesdays at
10:30am and Toddler Play Group is Wednesday at 10:30am. Please call us with
any questions or information request concerning any of our services.
HOW DO YOU DEFINE HEALTHY COMMUNITY IN FRYEBURG?
How do you define a “Healthy Community”? We'd like your help in answering
some questions about what characteristics are important to you in the makeup of
a healthy community. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL and the WHITE MOUNTAIN
VALLEY COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCIL are conducting a survey to better
understand our community's vision of a healthy community and the current unmet
needs. Please take a few minutes to share your opinions and insight by clicking
on the link below. All of your responses are anonymous and confidential.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HealthyCommunity
Please call for
volume pricing, delivers, and availability
REP HELEN RANKIN House District #97
Tel. (207)625-4620 [email protected] A few months ago I received a request to meet with a
lady named, Ellen Guilford. She was interested in having a Bill submitted to the Legislature in honor of Gregg
Sanborn. I am sure residents of Fryeburg know the
story of this courageous man who died way too young
because a suitable donor for a stem cell transplant was
not found in time to possibly save his life.
Visit our Lake
Region office.
639 Main St
Fryeburg, ME
MANAGING FOR
SUSTAINABILITY®
Office Open:
Thurs 9-4
or call
935-1514
I was deeply touched and agreed to sponsor an
Emergency Bill. Fortunately, at a recent meeting, the
Bill was accepted by Leadership and will be voted on in committee after the
Legislative Session begins in January, 2014. Details of this Bill will be forthcoming.
We Deliver for less!!
If this bill passes in Committee, it will then go before the full Legislature for a final
vote. I sincerely thank Ellen for bringing this to my attention and I will be busy
finding colleagues to be Co-Sponsors to help fulfill her promise to Gregg: to
make it affordable for all who wish to become donors.
Fuel Oil & Kerosene
Brownfield, Maine
Dale & Debra Verrill
www.dndoil.com
Tel: 207-935-3834
Cell: 207-890-6616
In other important news, I will be arranging a forum to be held in Fryeburg as
soon as possible. The topic will be the Affordable Care Act. This Act is The Law
of the Land. It is very complicated as we all know, therefore, I think it will be
advantageous for everyone to have the experts available to answer questions,
have written information, help you to fill out forms, etc. These experts are
referred to as ‘navigators” and that is exactly what they do - they help you
navigate the website and procedure. It is extremely important that you do not
miss this opportunity to get this valuable assistance, as it takes the confusion
and fear factor out of the process and will help you understand the important
steps you need to take to get the best possible plan in place for you and your
family as well as all the available premium discounts that you are eligibles for.
Now Accepting Visa/ MC/ LIHEAP
SACO VALLEY SPORTS CENTER
Rte 302 – Fryeburg
Bowling • Golf • Billiards
Arcade • Snack Bar
935-3777
Watch for notices that will inform you of: Where, dates and times. At the forum
we will set up appointments for one on one assistance for anyone who requests
it. Donna Woodward, Editor of, “Fryeburg Town Matters” has graciously agreed
to be of
assistance.
PH: 207-441-8170
ask about Birthday Parties and Group Rates
Allison Wolfe
Vic Rollins
[email protected]
ph: 207-935-7700
285 Main St.
Fryeburg, ME
207-642-3693
Classes For All Levels
Mention this ad when signing up for a class
and receive a free gift!
www.TellingTailsTraining.com
Hearing Aid Specialist
Hoping to see a
big crowd at the
Forum on The
Affordable Care
Act, better known
as, “Obamacare”
44 Portland Street
Fryeburg, ME 04037
Tel: 207-935-1210
Email: [email protected]
“hearing aids, repairs, & accessories”
Get into the Holiday Spirit!
Lakefront Homes, Residential Properties
Building Lots & Acreage
Jotham Oliver
925-1500 Visit: KezarRealty.com
224 Main St, Lovell, ME 04051
It’s that time of year when signs are going up around town asking
for donations for everything from children’s toys to frozen turkeys
for families who need a bit of a holiday boost. Please try to give
where you can — not with the expectation of receiving anything
in return, but simply for the sake of
helping
someone out.
Bernadette Kozak, BSDH, IPDH
Independent Practitioner • Dental Hygienist
19 Portland St • 207-256-7606
I hope everyone
enjoyed a great
Thanksgiving with
family and friends
and are looking
forward to the
holidays. Here’s
wishing you the
very best possible
New Year.
Stay safe and
well!
Brownfield Country Market
‘Rte 5/113 on the right’ in Brownfield
Locally grown farmstand,bakery,
discount groceries, and other
various wares all in one!
United Ambulance is a Maine EMS approved Training Center
Open
Wed - Fri from 8 - 6
Sat from 8 - 4
KEN KARPOWICH
P L U M B I N G
Compensation, Salary and Workload
repairs • installation • remodeling
This month, to continue the civics lesson, I will cover the
topic of compensation, salary and workload of this Maine
Legislator.
Master Plumber - ME & NH
Free Estimates
Fully Insured
Over 20 years Experience
Tel: 800-356-0315 or 207-925-1423
Senator Jim Hamper
District 13
[email protected]
First, remember that Maine has a “citizen Legislature”,
which means serving in Augusta is not a full-time job. By
Maine statute we are in session for about six months the
first year of the bienium and about four months in the
second year, but I have found that public service is really
365 days a year.
www.mainelegislature.org/legis/statutes/3/title3sec2.html
When the Legislature is not in session I continue working in my other
profession; carpentry. I have been employed by Bartow Construction in Otisfield
for the past thirty four years and this longevity has allowed me to take the
annual leave for absence to serve full-time in Augusta during session. So in any
given year; that’s two full-time jobs, carpentry and public service.
NOW OPEN
Stop by for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Ask about our party platters for your
holiday needs!
The salary for this 126th session of the Legislature is just under $24,000 for the
bienium, roughly $14,000 the first year and $10,000 the second. In addition, there
is a mileage reimbursement for travel to Augusta at the State rate. Legislators also
receive a lodging/ meals reimbursement, up to $32 a day. Many Legislators travel
and stay in the Augusta area due to the length of travel to the Capital, whereas I
have always traveled home each day to sleep in my own bed.
Then there is the Constituent Service Allowance which partially offsets expenses
incurred, for Representatives $1,500 and Senators $2,000. This money I use for
the numerous American and Maine flags that are donated to different groups
and organizations, and for contributions to Scouting and school fund raisers. As
a public figure, you are expected to donate and this helps to offset.
What is also expected is attendance at meetings throughout the district. This is
where the second full-time job comes in. The ability to attend evening meetings
when the Legislature is in session is difficult due to the schedule in Augusta and
travel time. When we are not in session I try to get to as many as my schedule
will allow. Many times I am out in the evening three to four times a week. Does
this stress family time? Yes it does, and this is all part of public service.
In the end, regardless the pay and the hours required, it is public service. A
person is called to the duty and the calling is why I serve.
Mt Washington Valley Habitat for Humanity
Through volunteerism and community donations, the
mission of the Mount Washington Valley affiliate of
Habitat for Humanity is to build simple, decent, and
affordable homes with and for our neighbors in need.
A Country Inn & Gourmet Restaurant
A Tuesday-Sunday
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from 5:30-9pm
935-3442 or 800-261-7206
548 Main St., Fryeburg, ME 04037
WednesdayͲMonday,5:30Ͳ9pm,ClosedTuesdays
www.oxfordhouseinn.com
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Innovative Cuisine with Spectacular Mountain Views!
Each Thursday, volunteers meet at 42 North Road in
Conway to work on the current Habitat for Humanity home. We provide on site
construction
management to coordinate the work effort. Hours are from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Any amount of time you can spend on the site is helpful. Special skills are not
required. Lunch is provided. If you would like to volunteer, please fill out the
Volunteer Form on our web site www.mwv-habitat.org and bring it with you.
Info to Bite Into by Bernadette Kozak, IPDH
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Fryeburg Family Dental wishes you a wonderful Holiday Season!
Well it is that time of year again with all the wonderful food, cheer, and candy
we can possibly eat. I just love this time of year and all the wonderful tasty
things to eat and indulge in…all of this though, can have a detrimental effect
on our teeth! It’s not so much what we put on our teeth but how long we leave
these wonderful tasting products there to do the damage to our enamel and
gum tissues cascading into a problem of gum disease and tooth decay.
The food that we eat, sweet and sticky food, allows the bacteria in the mouth
to produce acids that will attack the tooth enamel (the outer surface of the
tooth). Sugars react with bacteria to produce acid. The acid from the bacteria
can decay your teeth. It is not just candy and ice cream; it’s all carbohydrate
foods. As the foods are digested and broken down in the mouth, they turn into
simple sugars such as Glucose and Fructose that are called fermentable
carbohydrates. These include the obvious sugary foods such as cookies,
cakes, soft drinks, candy, pretzels, crackers, bananas, chips, and breakfast
cereals. The sugars in these foods combine with the bacteria normally in the
mouth to form acid. These acids cause the mineral crystals inside the teeth to
begin to dissolve. The dental caries lesions (cavities) form when these acids
start to dissolve a tooth’s outer layer of enamel. A cavity forms when the tooth
decay breaks through the enamel to the underlying layers of the tooth.
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In this wonderful Holiday Season of such goodies we eat while spending time
with family, we need to remember to brush and floss between meals and
snacks. Every time you eat, the bacteria in your mouth produce acid. The
more times you eat with out brushing the food off your teeth, creates a
breeding ground for decay to happen. With this said, enjoy, have a wonderful
Holiday Season, and remember Fryeburg Family Dental is always here to
make your teeth sparkle again!
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Coffee • Teas
Baked Goods
Sweets
Beer
Groceries
Wine
Bulk Food
17 Portland Street • Fryeburg, ME
*Give the gift of a cleaning with our beautiful Holiday printed Gift Certificates
at just $75.00 Adult, and $55.00 for Children.
Fryeburg Family Dental • 207-256-7606 • www.fryeburgfamilydental.com
The Snowmobile Club are still trying to get the trails ready for the upcoming
season and so far we have had very little help in our efforts. If people want to
help they can contact us on Facebook, our website Interstate Sno-goers.com
or they can call Paul Gallant, President, at 207-935-2878. We meet every
Sunday at 8AM across from Osgoods on Rt. 302. It doesn't matter if you are
snowmobilers or cross-country skiers or just someone who enjoys walking the
trails. We need your help getting trails ready and keeping them open and safe.
Please come be part of the efforts for all to enjoy this winter!
The 250th Birthday Celebration for
Fryeburg this summer was a huge
success. So many wonderful fun things
to do, see, hear, and taste. Great buys
too, like this 250th special keepsake
t-shirt! If you didn’t get yours or if you
are looking for a great holiday gift for
someone from Fryeburg here it is!
Only $10 ea.
Call or email Christine to order:
935-1420 • [email protected]
Mon-Sat: 8-6 • Sun: 10-3 • Thurs: 8-7
www.spiceandgrain.vpweb.com
The Western Maine Passport to the
Arts, a cultural tourism initiative:
The Passport offers a variety
of discounts on lodging, meals,
performance tickets and arts/crafts at
passport network businesses and
organizations.
Contact: Zakk Maher at 207-576-2980
or [email protected]
Happy Holidays
and
a Prosperous
New Year
to ALL!