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Bart loves Bangor in the spring
Posted by: tquirk - March 30th, 2011
It’s that time of year again, the birds are chirping……..the ground is thawing ………the river is sparkling, and Bart and I are in our glory. As our world warms up we are all starting to get out, to exercise and enjoy the fresh air. Bart and I … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangor, bangor culture, Bangor Maine, bangor real estate, Bangor Waterfront, Bangorism, downtown Bangor, eastern maine medical center, emmc, era dawson, Hampden Home Builders, homes for sale, Husson Athletics, Husson University, Maine, Relocate to Maine, Rolling Meadows Subdivision, Tricia Quirk, Tricia Quirk office, Tricia Quirk real estate
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Bart loves Bangor……..Epic Sports
Posted by: tquirk - January 27th, 2011
Epic Sports is a Bangorism………..The weather of mid to late January in Bangor, can make even a golden retriever think twice about going outside. This was the topic of conversation between Bart and I over the past few days. He really … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangor, bangor culture, Bangor Maine, bangor real estate, Bangor Waterfront, Bangorism, downtown Bangor, emmc, era dawson, Hampden Home Builders, Relocate to Maine, Rolling Meadows Subdivision, Tricia, Tricia Quirk, Tricia Quirk real estate
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Bart loves Bangor……Bangor City Forest
Posted by: tquirk - January 18th, 2011
The Bangor City Forest is a Bangorism……on Sunday, Bart and I enjoyed it together. Situated northwest of the city and consisting of over 650 acres it borders the Bangor Land Trust, the Orono Bog, and the Penjajawok Marsh. It is a wildlife … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangor, bangor culture, Bangor Maine, bangor real estate, Bangor Waterfront, Bangorism, Collins Center, Hampden Home Builders, Husson Athletics, Husson University, Relocate to Maine, Tricia Quirk, Tricia Quirk office, Tricia Quirk real estate, University of Maine Collins Center for the Arts
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Bart knows Bangor…Central Street Farmhouse
Posted by: tquirk - November 23rd, 2010
During our downtown Bangor walk last evening, Bartley discovered his new favorite store. From the street he noticed how warm and inviting it was and wanted to bound right in. Situated on Central Street just before Epic Sports is the Central Street … Continue reading
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Reduced! Newburgh Horse Facility
Posted by: rabynpelkey - October 18th, 2010
Turn-key horse facility w/ booming event business established. 20 scenic acres w/ 4BR/2.5BA farmhouse w/ att. barn, 20 stalls, outside/indoor riding arenas, guest bunkhouse w/kitchen, & show facilities. Great exposure & easy access along Rt. 202. $340,000 View flyer: 2552 … Continue reading
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Multi-Family Listings
Posted by: rabynpelkey - September 20th, 2010
Looking for a great investment property? Check out these two multi-family listings listed for under $200k. 270 Wilson Street, Brewer $130,000 Unit#1-Three Bedroooms, 1 bath. Rent: $700/month Unit#2-Five Bedrooms, 1 bath. Rent: $750/month 54 Forest Ave., Bangor $189,900 Unit #1-Two … Continue reading
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One-of-a-kind historic Bangor home
Posted by: rabynpelkey - August 24th, 2010
Beautiful home built in 1902 and designed by Wilford Mansur is situated on a 1.2 in-town acre lot with remarkable landscaping. Walking distance to the medical center, downtown restaurants and library, this extraordinary home offers the best of all worlds. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangor, eastern maine medical center, emmc, mansion, real estate, wilford mansur
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Great Music of all types for all likes, here in Bangor!
Posted by: rabynpelkey - June 18th, 2010
Bob and I are big fans of the Collins Center for the Arts. The Collins Center for the Arts is located on the campus of University of Maine, which is about 15 minutes north of Bangor and this summer is … Continue reading
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What could the Kentucky Derby and Bangor, Maine have in common?
Posted by: rabynpelkey - May 27th, 2010
Well, we do have a sulky race track, we do have some beautiful horse farms on the out skirts of town, so like Kentucky, we have horse fans, too. And since we all like to socialize in our town, Bob … Continue reading
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