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Aug. 21: Tom Sadowski Memorial and Book Launch Explore the library grounds with the little grotto under the back stairs of the library, lost until several years ago when it was rediscovered during a renovation. Peek down the skylight on the hill to the library below. Walk around the Bok Ampitheatre and then down to the harbor where the ducks congregate. Climb up along the wall where the falls from the Megunticook River pour into the harbor. Sit on a bench and watch the harbor. Take a trip on one of the tour boats if it’s in your budget. Get a fish taco at Harbor Dogs.
Moose’s Tooth restaurant to open second location Jay Kim © Provided by Anchorage KTUU-TV Moose's Tooth Pub and Pizzeria in Anchorage, Alaska. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Most Anchorage residents have at least likely heard about the Moose’s Tooth restaurant in Midtown if they haven’t already been there. The restaurant is a family-owned business, known for its wide selection of iconic pizzas and Broken Tooth Brewing beers. They’ve been open in Anchorage for 25 years. The family behind Moose’s Tooth also owns the Bear Tooth Grill and Bear Tooth Theatrepub in Spenard. ...
Cook a traditional Irish meal This Wednesday at 5:45 p.m., Bravo Maine is hosting a virtual Irish cooking class led by a professional chef where you’ll learn with other Zoomers how to make a steak with stout sauce and a traditional colcannon (potatoes, kale, scallions, and lots of butter). Unlike most Zoom meetings these days, this will be fun and you don’t have to put yourself in video mode to participate. Sign up to get the list of ingredients. FMI: Or hey, if you want to go rogue and cook like no one is watching, here are the top
MIDCOAST — A total of 163 businesses in Knox and Waldo counties received aid money from the Maine Tourism, Hospitality and Retail Recovery Grant program. Funding for the program originated from the federal Coronavirus Relief Fund with funding being provided to the first 2,500 approved applications from eligible tourism, hospitality and retail businesses in the industries of accommodation and food services; breweries; wineries; distilleries; retail trade; arts; entertainment; and recreation. Applicants must have gross sales between $24,000 and $12 million annually and suffered a 20% o...