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TheRealMaine.com in a nutshell.

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HOME:

Maps: We've listed a few links to maps of our area. (See also our travel page.)

Photo Gallery: Ours is a photogenic place. Look around, reminisce—or send an e-postcard.

Area Communities: Our miles of coastline will take your breath away, and there's no match for the serenity of our inland countryside.

Links of Interest: A few websites we think might be useful, helpful, or fun.

Weather: What it's like out: assorted weather links.

Web Cams: A few local web feeds (some intermittently available).

Site Map This page.

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WHERE TO STAY:

B&Bs/Historic Inns: History, elegance, comfort, conversation‹these are real Maine inns and B&Bs. The Real Maine has plenty to choose from.

Camping: Recreation and relaxation require a place to stop a while. We've listed some resources.

Hotels/Motels/Resorts: From mom-and-pop-style hospitality to world-class resort hotels. (Decisions, decisions.)

Meetings/Weddings: Scheduling a conference? Planning a wedding? You need not look very far.

Vacation Rentals Stay in a secluded lakeside cabin, expansive oceanview retreat, or quaint village home—we've got 'em all for your Midcoast Maine vacation.

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WHAT TO DO:

Calendar of Events: A concise look at what's happening, where, and when.

Dining/Nightlife/Entertainment: The world's best seafood‹and plenty of other fare‹abounds in our area. And after your meal out, why not take in a show?

Shopping: From antiques to high-tech gear, handmade fashions to works of art—it's enough to keep any shopper busy.

Arts/Culture/Museums: You'd be hard-pressed to find another quiet, scenic place with as many cultural resources as the Midcoast.

Boating/Windjammers/Charters: Boat tours, windjammer vacations, fishing, marine excursions. Browse this list of boating- and sailing-related adventures.

Sports/Recreation: Outdoor activities abound—hiking, kayaking, golf and raquet sports, skiing in winter. Here's a list of beaches, parks, and recreational resources.

Lighthouses: They're still standing, these historical aids to navigation. We're happy to supply the details.

Islands: The islands of Penobscot Bay rise like long-kept secrets, just waiting to be explored.

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GETTING HERE:

By Car: Maps, tips, and driving directions.

By Plane: Where and how to fly.

By Boat: Many visitors arrive each year by watercraft.

By Train: The railroad is making a comeback locally.

Ferries: Car- and people-carriers that routinely ply the waters of Penobscot Bay.

Directions: We've linked to some maps that should help.

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LIVING HERE:

Business Directories: It takes a competent group of businesses, services, and professionals to round out an alluring community like ours.

Services Directory: Service-related businesses throughout the area.

Marine Directory: For people who work and live near and/or on the water.

Real Estate: You've rented. Now it's time to buy.

Government: City managers, selectmen, county commissioners, code-enforcement officers—you'll find links here.

Non-Profits: Many local groups spend their time and effort in support of the arts, communities, and matchless environment.

Schools: Where to look for information on local public and private education.

Churches: The low-down on religion, faith, and houses of worship.

Relocation Info: Thinking of moving here? We've got answers to common—and not-so-common—relocation questions.

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MEMBERS:

About Us: Just who are the people behind TheRealMaine.com and the Penobscot Bay Regional Chamber of Commerce?

Member Search: A powerful tool for searching our extensive membership database.

Benefits: Why join the Chamber? Here's why.

Breakfast Biz: Our informational seminars and speakers held throughout the year.

Business After Hours: Monthly open house hosted by Chamber members, 5-7pm.

Committee Meetings: There are several chamber committees in which members can actively participate, including special events, education, government & public affairs, membership services and public relations. Meeting schedules are posted here.

Newsletter: The online version of our bi-monthly Chamber publication—with a PDF available for download.

Apply Online: We're here to make it easy—so send your application electronically.

Advertising Opportunities: Here's a list of online ad prices.

Contact Us: Submit a query, request printed materials, make your feelings known.

UPCOMING EVENT...
Maine Home + Design ShowMaine Home + Design Show
June 30 - July 1, 2012
Location: Fields at Camden Hills, Rockport in a 30,000 square foot clearspan frame tent. Takes place from June 30th, Saturday, (10am-5pm) & July 1, Sunday (10am-4pm). The MH+D Show is a trade show of over 140 custom home, lighting, landscaping, design, and craftsmen businesses from across the state. With a new home in Rockport and a renewed committment to bringing in a high value, ready to buy, customer through expanded marketing and outreach, this is a show you can't afford to miss! Pricing: general booths are $795 and an Art Booth is $895. All booths are 8×10 and come with pipe and drape, one 6 ft. table and two chairs (if requested). An art booth is specially constructed with three wooden walls for an art gallery or business to hang art, products, or other items from. It is painted as well. All assembly is included in the cost, except for actually hanging the items. 10 tickets at no charge for each exhibitor, to hand out to their most value customers. AIA Pavilion with 20 of the state's leading architects showcasing their work. To learn more contact: Leanne Ouimet or Courtney Odgen at Maine Home+Design, 207-772-3373; Dan Bookham or Shari Closter at the Penobscot Bay Chamber, 207-596-0376.




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