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Paul Bunyan…A Bangorism
Posted by: tquirk - October 18th, 2018
The statue of Paul Bunyan has graced the entrance to Bangor, Maine since 1959. Situated on Main Street, he was given a place of prominence, in front of the Bangor Auditorium with a commanding view of the Penobscot River, all … Continue reading
Paul Bunyan……A Bangorism
Posted by: tquirk - January 29th, 2015
The statue of lumberjack Paul Bunyan has been greeting visitors to Bangor, Maine since 1959. Continue reading
A Hunting Paradise in Charleston…..a Bangorism
Posted by: tquirk - November 20th, 2014
Bangorisms come in all shapes and sizes, some are physical and some are ideological, this one is the latter of the two. Unique to Bangor is the surprisingly cosmopolitan lifestyle that we are able to enjoy coupled with the ability … Continue reading
Jan Campbell and the Holly Hose Fire Station #7, Bangorisms at their best!
Posted by: tquirk - September 11th, 2014
Built in 1888 at the top of Hammond Street Hill in Bangor, Maine, the former Holly Hose Fire Station #7 has been the base of operations for Cakes by Jan for the past three decades. Jan Cambell is retiring and this building is now available for sale. Continue reading
Strawberry Spinach Salad… Recipe of the Month
Posted by: tquirk - July 17th, 2013
Looking for a cold, refreshing lunch or side dish? Then look no further. This salad is sure to become your new “go-to” on these hot summer days in Maine. And talk about easy to make! Mix the dressing and put … Continue reading
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The Art Walk………..tonight!
Posted by: tquirk - November 16th, 2012
Tonight you have the great opportunity to enjoy downtown Bangor and experience the creativity of our great Artistic community. The streets of downtown will come alive as hundreds of people participate in the open studios, shop in the boutiques and socialize in … Continue reading
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