Stratton
Stratton, ME · Lifestyle
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This Maine Fabric Warehouse Has Millions Of Yards Of Fabric And An Incredible Selection Of Discount Finds
Millions of yards of fabric are sitting in one building, waiting for someone with a sagging couch and a big idea. That number alone made me stop scrolling. The shop also stocks foam, tools, and supplies for upholstery, home decor, and quilting. Its website even has a button that lets you name your own price on bigger orders. I have so many questions, mostly about how anyone leaves with only one roll.
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Hilarious Murder Mystery Theatre Spoof
Feuding theatre critics Moon and Birdboot are swept into the whodunit they’re reviewing in this hilarious spoof of Agatha Christie-esque melodrama. In the wild proceedings that follow, reality and make-believe blur, the body count rises, and no one is quite who they say they are. As mists rise around the isolated Muldoon Manor, Moon and Birdboot become ludicrously intertwined in the murderous rampage of an escaped madman.
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This Cozy New Maine Restaurant Serves The Most Beautiful Sunday Brunch
Boston creme pancakes are on the Sunday menu. Someone took the classic custard-and-chocolate treat and turned it into a breakfast you eat with a fork. That detail alone made me sit up a little straighter in my chair. Then I learned the same brunch also serves chicken and waffles plus a proper eggs Benedict.
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4 Places in Portland Where Food-Obsessed Mainers Find the Good Stuff
Much has been said about Portland, Maine, being a food town. It recently landed in the top 10 of America's best foodie cities, lauded for its diverse offerings and for luring chefs from big cities to a small coastal city in Maine. I do love trying restaurants, and probably my...
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There’s a New Bakery in Gardiner, and Can We Talk About These Oatmeal Cream Pies?
Kristen Lamontagne just opened Plum Bakery on Water Street in Gardiner, bringing fresh bread, lemon meringue pie, and focaccia to the old Stone Broke Bread and Books spot. The cozy shop also stocks local art, vinyl, and pantry goods.
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Samantha Yeung ’29: Searching for the Silver Lining
The distance traveled matters in any journey. Sometimes we can measure the distance of a challenge not by how far, but how high instead. Samantha Yeung ’29 traveled 6,000 miles from Hong Kong to attend The King’s School in Canterbury, England. Then she traveled another 3,000 miles from Canterbury to arrive at Bowdoin College. On the morning of October 3, Yeung traveled eight more miles—except four of these miles were straight up, and then the next four were straight back down.