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Chef Ralph Smith of Mine Oyster wins big - Vimarsana News

Chef Ralph Smith of Mine Oyster wins big

Chef Ralph Smith of Mine Oyster and his team of culinary specialists won big June 15 at Claw Down 2023, a lobster cooking competition hosted by Boothbay Harbor Region Chamber of Commerce (BHRCC). Smith and team won first place in the Judge’s Choice...

A little rain doesn't stop Lighted Boat Parade | Wiscasset Newspaper - Vimarsana News

A little rain doesn't stop Lighted Boat Parade | Wiscasset Newspaper

KEVIN BURNHAM Mon, 12/14/2020 - 2:30pm Taking first place in the Boothbay Lights’ Lighted Boat Parade was Lil Sistah, captained by Lawrence Durfee, featuring an octopus. Mike Leonard photo Taking second place in the Lighted Boat Parade was Jamma, Jamma, captained by Mike Vanderveen. Mike Leonard photo Corey Pottle’s Brandy’s Girl. Mike Leonard photo Mike Leonard photo Mike Leonard photo The rain in Maine ... didn’t stop the Boothbay Lights’ Lighted Boat Parade on Saturday evening, Dec. 12. Eight decorated boats circled the inner harbor twice as spectators braved the steady...

A little rain doesn't stop Lighted Boat Parade - Vimarsana News

A little rain doesn't stop Lighted Boat Parade

KEVIN BURNHAM Mon, 12/14/2020 - 2:30pm Taking first place in the Boothbay Lights’ Lighted Boat Parade was Lil Sistah, captained by Lawrence Durfee, featuring an octopus. Mike Leonard photo Taking second place in the Lighted Boat Parade was Jamma, Jamma, captained by Mike Vanderveen. Mike Leonard photo Corey Pottle’s Brandy’s Girl. Mike Leonard photo Mike Leonard photo Mike Leonard photo The rain in Maine ... didn’t stop the Boothbay Lights’ Lighted Boat Parade on Saturday evening, Dec. 12. Eight decorated boats circled the inner harbor twice as spectators braved the steady...