Tag Archives: Bangor Maine
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
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
The Veteran’s Day Parade…………a Bangorism.
Posted by: tquirk - November 15th, 2012
Driving down Main Street on Monday, I couldn’t hold back the smile that broke through as I watched the young and the old staking claim for their spot to view the Veteran’s Day Parade. The unusually warm November morning set the perfect … Continue reading
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Tagged American Folk Festival, Art, Bangor, bangor culture, Bangor Maine, bangor real estate, Bangor Waterfront, Bangorism, Childrens Activities, downtown Bangor, eastern maine medical center, emmc, era dawson, gingerbread houses, Hampden Home Builders, homes for sale, Husson Athletics, Husson University, Maine Discovery Museum, Museums, open houses, Quirk Chevrolet, real estate, Relocate to Maine, Rolling Meadows Subdivision, Tricia, Tricia Quirk, Tricia Quirk office, Tricia Quirk real estate
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11 Central…
Posted by: tquirk - November 4th, 2012
It is nice when a dream comes true and it appears that Ann Marie Orr, Mark Sampson and Brett Settle have made it happen at 11 Central Street in Bangor. If you haven’t driven through downtown within the past few … Continue reading
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