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Boothbay region marinas, boatyards surveying damages from storm and high tides - Vimarsana News

Boothbay region marinas, boatyards surveying damages from storm and high tides

Although still too early to know final costs, local marinas and boatyards contacted by the Register reported that docks and pilings bore the brunt of the damage from the recent storms and record-breaking high tides, which reached a mean lower water...

Patricia R. Skud - Vimarsana News

Patricia R. Skud

Patricia Ruth Duffin Skud died quietly in her sleep in Bellevue, Washington, Nov. 9, 2023. She was born Dec. 29 , 1927, in Geneseo, Illinois. Pat grew up in Wakefield, Michigan, daughter of Francis Wilson Duffin, a teacher and coach at Wakefield...

'Tourism, the Great Depression, and the Saga of the Southport, Maine, Thru-Truss, Swing Bridge, 1870-1980.' - Vimarsana News

'Tourism, the Great Depression, and the Saga of the Southport, Maine, Thru-Truss, Swing Bridge, 1870-1980.'

To paraphrase an oft-quoted 1818 peroration by Daniel Webster (about Dartmouth College) “It is a small bridge, but there are those of us who love it.” Southport Island to the Boothbay Harbor mainland (Maine Bridge 2789), reflects not only the...

Blake's Boatyard: Family-owned for 70 years | Boothbay Register - Vimarsana News

Blake's Boatyard: Family-owned for 70 years | Boothbay Register

At Blake’s Boatyard, the term “family business” could not be more fitting. For 70 years, it has been owned by members of the Blake family, starting with Fred Blake in 1951 through to current owners Amy – who is Fred’s granddaughter – and her husband...

Maine's Waterways Are Calling: Label Your Paddle Craft for Safe A - Vimarsana News

Maine's Waterways Are Calling: Label Your Paddle Craft for Safe A

Every year, the Maine Warden Service and Maine Marine Patrol receive numerous calls about unoccupied canoes, kayaks, and rowboats found floating on the water.