Inside: Peas, lavender, basil, rosemary, oregano, few types of squashes, French and African marigolds, couple types of cucumbers, 3 types of tomatoes.

Outside I saw the garlic scrapes popping through the straw I buried them in, peach tree has buds, over wintered carrots look healthy

There can be a restrictive covenant my deed specifically says no livestock as well.

Grange halls, mason halls, K of P/C, all sorts of social places, church, lots of town festivals etc

Having that density means more foot traffic for all the stores downtown. Local businesses should want this.

You can, I’ve done the glasses at the Regal in Portsmouth NH. I have hearing aides and miss the cc at the theater. I get so much more when I rewatch at home with them on

My understanding of it is in context to the form for the background check so that makes sense as it is a “lying crime” vs something that would be immediately caught. Thanks for clarifying.

Only downside I have seen is that you cannot buy a firearm while having a med card

Hours more than it would be worth, best case scenario for you is a winter rental but the dogs are gonna make it really tough.

That’s not what the link says at all but Ok! The two items have nothing to do with each other, it’s literally an overview of different employment laws that Montana has. I think you have a comprehension issue.

Sure but it’s not the flip side, it’s an entirely different thing.

Right to work has nothing to do with at-will employment, this is the biggest misconception out there. Right to work just means you can work and not pay union dues even if your covered by the bargaining unit. So in this case because they are not a right to work state if you take a job that is covered by union representation you will be forced to pay the dues even if you prefer not to be in the union. Right to work was drummed up by republicans to attempt to defund unions.

York Beach here no frost yet, flowers still blooming in the garden

We are talking about the guy who blames shifty and d-money for bringing in drugs and banging the white girls. He knows that crack which is far from the drug of choice that’s killing our kids in Maine at historic levels, brings out fear and the image of a black person in a city. Something most Mainers have 0 experience with.

Downtown Cabot kinda matched the vibe you described but no dollar store just a general store

I was thinking Chester VT fits your bill and has a dollar store

And the last option would be the Maine Bicentennial cookbook https://www.maine200cookbook.com/

I’d also recommend asking at your local library, you could also search the statewide shared library as well, I love getting cookbooks from libraries to see which ones are worth buying

There’s a rare and historical cooking bookstore in Biddeford https://www.rabelaisbooks.com/ claims to have 6 centuries of cookbooks bet they’d have some Maine stuff