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Selectmen plan Cozy's Dockside storm repairs - Vimarsana News

Selectmen plan Cozy's Dockside storm repairs

Southport will address storm damage at the town’s Cozy Harbor property. Selectmen received correspondence from Louise Monroe c who is a lessee of the Cozy’s Dockside restaurant. Monroe sought assistance in repairing storm damage. She also provided...

Osprey | Boothbay Register - Vimarsana News

Osprey | Boothbay Register

Alert! Critters are on the move – skunks, raccoons, porcupine, etc. Keep an eye on your pets! The osprey are back. And all those single out in the open high in the air landing zones are back in use. They, like many flyers, return to our...

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Osprey | Wiscasset Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Osprey | Wiscasset Newspaper

Alert! Critters are on the move – skunks, raccoons, porcupine, etc. Keep an eye on your pets! The osprey are back. And all those single out in the open high in the air landing zones are back in use. They, like many flyers, return to our...

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Southport Column: Easter sun, Democrats and more - Vimarsana News

Southport Column: Easter sun, Democrats and more

Look for an obituary for Agnes (Toni) Helming in this paper. Toni, as we all knew her, spent summered on Southport for many years with her husband, Fred, and six children, two of whom live on Southport year-round now. Our family had a special love...

Southport Column: Storms and more - Vimarsana News

Southport Column: Storms and more

The ocean has had its way with us! As I began this column on Friday, Jan. 12, we await another storm tonight and tomorrow, this time arriving in Midcoast Maine at the same time as an extraordinary high tide, noted on the news as being 14.3 feet...