Author Archives: Laurel Bridges

The Keep Winthrop Warm Committee along with the Winthrop Rotary Club will be host the 3rd annual Chili/Soup/Chowder Throwdown to help keep families warm this winter. The idea of Keep Winthrop Warm was formed in part by Dick Guerrette, owner … Continue reading →

Tired of all the snow? Looking for something to do that doesn’t involve working outside but maybe break up the monotony of winter? Take a drive to Longfellow’s Greenhouses for the 15th Annual Cabin Fever Art Exhibit featuring over 20 … Continue reading →

The Maine State Museum is celebrating the 300th anniversary of the wreck of the Nottingham Galley off Boone Island. The Nottingham was on its way to Massachusetts loaded with butter, cheese and cordage from Ireland when foul weather drove the … Continue reading →

‘Tis the season for festive frivolities,  bountiful buffets,  late night gatherings, over indulgent beverage consumption,  questionable road conditions…..and accidents. We ask that if you drink, PLEASE have a designated driver. This is also the time of year that the American … Continue reading →

Are you looking for a good wine to compliment a holiday meal, or possibly something special to give as a give to a wine lover on your gift list? If so, drop in to sample some fine wines and have … Continue reading →

Let’s kick off the Holiday season in style! Join us in Augusta on Water Street and Waterfront Park for the annual tree lighting, food and fireworks! Saturday November 27 Santa and Mrs. Clause will arrive by horse drawn carriage at … Continue reading →

Once again the holiday season is upon us. I often wonder where the rest of the year has gone. With two boys to plan for, where to start? Please keep in mind, there are a lot of holiday parties and … Continue reading →

Hallowell, Maine’s Harlow Gallery is teaming up with the Danforth Gallery  at the University of Maine at Augusta and  Artdogs and Circling the Square Fine Art Press on Water Street in Gardiner. The exhibits held this month art  Art for … Continue reading →

Everyone knows that this country is governed by elected officials. Who elects them? We the People of this country do! This is the way we have a say in how our country is governed. A representative voice of the people. … Continue reading →