LAHAINA Bill Moorehead, a frequent visitor to Maui who has been making models since he was eight years old, recently completed a model of a famous whaling s
More than a year after the pandemic began, the aquarium is back at full capacity and all of their exhibits are now open.
“It’s great to see things return to what we consider a sense of normalcy,” said Fague. “We are also welcoming groups back to visit as well as offering our summer camp programs and field trip opportunities for local school districts.”
The Mystic Seaport Museum is enjoying a similar tourism comeback.
“The comeback is just a feeling of using this resort and feeling that people are back to appreciating and getting to see all the things that we love, said Peter Armstrong, president of the Mystic Seaport Museum. “If it is a comeback, it is a really good comeback because we have all of the things we had planned for 2020 plus all the things we plan for this year.
Earlier this year, the schooner marked 100 years since its launch, and a Fortune, N.L. man the only doryman still alive who fished on it is closing in on that milestone as well.
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Mystic: A great place to meet
People eat Friday, May 28, 2021, in the outdoor space at the new restaurant Taquerio, owned by Bill Middleton, on Broadway Avenue in Mystic. In the past, the building was a gas station. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
People sit in the bar area in a former garage bay Friday, May 28, 2021, at the new restaurant Taquerio, owned by Bill Middleton, on Broadway Avenue in Mystic. In the past, the building was a gas station. (Dana Jensen/The Day)