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The new Belgrade Regional Health Center had its grand opening on July 8.
"We'd like to have people come and just check it out," is the invitation from the President of the Belgrade Regional Health Center Community Board of Directors, Bill Getty. He is referring to the brand new, spacious, state-of-the-art equipped, fully accessible, and well staffed facility that had its Grand Opening Open House on Saturday, July 8.
How big a threat to the lake you love is your lawn care program? Every year tons of fertilizers and pesticides are dumped on lawns in Maine in an effort to get that perfect green sward.
The Kennebec-Chaudière International Corridor was defined as that area which extends from Popham Beach in the Bath coastal section of Maine in the south to Quebec City in Canada to the north. The audio tour is made up of Corridor stories from Jackman to Popham Beach.
In mid-June, we visited Vaughn Rasar of the Rome Strawberry Patch for an explanation and demonstration of his farming practices. For those who have had his berries, I don't need to tell you that his attention to the details pays off in the resulting mouth watering sweet crop.
The talk of the town last week revolved around another huge trout caught here in the Belgrades. This giant brown trout was caught in Long Pond by a guest staying at Castle Island Camps, but details about how the fish was caught, etc, etc. are being kept quiet.
"We've got a certain niche here that we've created," says Dr. Paul Wade. "There's no noise, no threatening dogs. Everyone here loves cats." Dr. Wade is describing The Cat Hospital in Manchester and its affiliated boarding facility, The Cat's Inn. Redisplay This Page in Printer-Friendly Format <-- Previous • Home • All 2006 Issues • Next --> | ||||||||||||
