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What’s Inside About the Chamber............................................. 6-7 Bird Watching......................................................... 29 Business and Community Directory........... 53-73 Business in Mid-Maine......................................... 32 Communities........................................................ 9-21 Fishing................................................................26-27 Fun for the Family............................................ 36-37 Golf and Disc Golf................................................. 30 Hunting..................................................................... 28 KV Connect............................................................. 33 Libraries.................................................................... 41 Maine Maple Sunday............................................. 31 Mid-Maine Events............................................22-25 Our Sponsors......................................................... 52 Parks......................................................................... 40 Recreation Trails.............................................. 34-35 Water Access.......................................................... 40 Where to Eat..................................................... 43-49

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Our Goals: Mid-Maine Chamber’s Organizational Structure and Resources: To optimize the Mid-Maine Chamber’s organizational and volunteer structures.

Membership: To implement, programs and services that encourage retention and membership growth.

Financial Stability: Strengthen the financial capacity of the Mid-Maine Chamber for the benefit of our members.

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Economic Development: To lead and provide support on business attraction and business enhancement.

Diversity Statement In the Kennebec Valley Region, diversity is part of our history, culture, and identity. The region’s diversity declaration endeavors to foster and promote an environment that allows for all members of our community to feel valued, appreciated, and free to be who they are at work and at play, just as much as they are at home.

As a community, we strive to: Grow and nurture a culture where inclusiveness is a societal norm, not just an initiative, foster a deep sense of pride, passion and belonging regardless of our individual differences, and unify our shared commitment to prosperity, ingenuity, and civic responsibility.

We will routinely examine our beliefs and biases to ensure that we are upholding our values around diversity and inclusiveness. Communities that actively lift the human spirit and support diversity and inclusion are proven to be stronger societies where equity is more readily practiced and more obviously accepted.

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The Communities of Mid-Maine

Albion........................................... 18 Belgrade...................................... 18 Benton..........................................10 Burnham......................................19 China.............................................. 11 Fairfield........................................12 Norridgewock............................. 13 Oakland........................................ 14 midmainechamber.com

Rome.............................................19 Sidney..........................................20 Thorndike....................................21 Unity..............................................21 Vassalboro..................................15 Waterville.....................................16 Winslow........................................ 17

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Benton is located on the east bank of the Kennebec River, across the three bridges from Fairfield. The area was first settled in 1763 and incorporated as Sebasticook on March 17, 1842. The name was changed to Benton in 1850.

Benton has an excellent elementary school, a Veterans’ Park located on the bank of the Sebasticook River, miles of walking trails, access to an unlimited amount of four wheeling and snowmobiling trails and an annual Alewives Harvest, which brings thousands of alewives to the banks of the Sebasticook. (Alewives are an important part of our State’s fishing industry.) Benton offers the pleasant feeling of small town closeness combined with easy access to all the benefits of the total midMaine community.

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China is comprised of four villages— China Village, South China, Weeks Mills, and Branch Mills—and its businesses are ready for all seasons on its four bodies of water—China Lake, 3 Mile Pond, Branch Pond, and Sheepscot River.

The town hosts China Community Days, an annual event the first full weekend in August, consisting of many events, and fireworks displays over China Lake. China hosts an annual fishing derby on Presidents’ Day weekend in February, sponsored by the China Four Seasons Club, and the China Village Volunteer Fire Department. There are many family-friendly events and fireworks.

China’s recreation committee has purchased an ice rink and is set up on the ball fields for all to enjoy. China also has a “World Travelers” sign in South China Village, recognized as one of its landmarks.

China Lake offers excellent fishing. The 2019 Major League Fishing Summit Cup championship round was held there, and 3-pound-plus bass were the key to winning. It also has a wildlife nature trail known as Thurston Park, offering hiking, bicycling, snowshoeing, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing, with nearly 400 acres of forest, streams, and a small pond. Trail and map guides are available on China’s website, and riding trail maps are also available through China Four Seasons Club, which Seasons Club the riding trails year-round.

FMI: www.chinafourseasons.org.

The China community nurtures and supports local businesses building for the future. We love our little town, our year-round residents, and those who call China home during the summer months. You are invited to visit and enjoy all that China has to offer. Visit our website at www.china.govoffice.com for events, or like us on Facebook. midmainechamber.com

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The Town of Fairfield was first settled in 1771 and has some of the most beautiful historic sites recorded in the National Historic Register. The Cotton-Smith History House and Museum is located at 42 High Street and is home to the Fairfield Historical Society. Other architectural jewels include the Lawrence Public Library, Connor-Bovie House, and the Amos Gerald house. Fairfield, with a population of 6,700, is known as an important crossroad and is the point of intersection of the largest transportation corridors in Maine, U.S. Route 201 and Interstate 95.

Along Route 201 is an “antiques corridor,” with several antique stores and world class auction halls. Fairfield offers a summer music series at its Veterans’ Park. Fairfield is home to many thriving businesses and, with 55 square miles, also contains large areas of developable land.

The town has a substantial urban residential and historic downtown district, as well as several quaint unincorporated villages that contribute to its charm and character, including Fairfield Center, Hinckley Village, and Shawmut Village. Fairfield is home to Kennebec Valley Community College and the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences at Good WillHinckley. With two boat launch access points and one canoe portage on the Kennebec River, many other recreational and cultural amenities, Fairfield is a fine community in which to live and work.

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Norridgewock Situated on banks of the Kennebec and Sandy Rivers, Norridgewock is centrally located, offering the ideal balance of access to amenities and rural Maine charm. The community boasts a rich history of agriculture, manufacturing, www.townofnorridgewock.com and outdoor recreation. Nestled along the Kennebec, the quaint village area is home to many small businesses that offer a wide variety of goods and services.

The town was the Somerset County Seat for much of the 19th century, and during this era, a number of buildings were constructed that are now on the National Register of Historic Places. Adjacent the Sophie May Historical Research Library, enjoy a picnic in the granite terrace, which provides views of one of Maine’s most historic 20th century bridges. Spanning the Kennebec River, the concrete arch bridge boasts 60-foot-high arches.

Norridgewock is home to Central Maine Regional Airport, a general aviation airport with two 4,000-foot runways laid out to allow pilots to take off and land based on optimum wind conditions, over 50 hangars, readily accessible tie-downs, and a variety of fueling options. The airport offers some of the most convenient landing options for access to the Belgrade Lakes Region (less than 10 miles south) and ski resorts—just a short drive to the north and west. The airport also provides access for small jets wishing to make business connections in the area.

Oosoola Park provides unmatched access to the Kennebec River in the area. Located on Ferry Road, there is a newly upgraded boat launch with ample parking for trucks and trailers. The launch is located adjacent to a beautiful four-acre park, with a large playground, gazebo, charcoal grills, and panoramic views of the river.

Labor Day weekend, join in the Oosoola Days festival, which includes a variety of activities including pilot competitions, carnival games, live music, great food, and the hallmark event: frog racing! The second Saturday in December is when Norridgewock welcomes the holiday season with the annual holiday stroll and tree lighting. midmainechamber.com

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Oakland, located in the heart of the Belgrade Lakes Region, offers a lifestyle and community spirit that residents hold dear to their hearts.

Oakland has three large lakes, two public parks with waterfront beaches, and one of the finest school systems in the area.

With the lake access, the town has a large concentration of children’s summer camps. Messalonskee Lake, McGrath Pond and East Pond offer plenty of opportunities for summertime recreation, and are also known for large pike, competitive Bass fishing - and during the winter months, ice fishing.

Hiking and biking trails offer trail experiences for novice to moderate skills. The KMD trailhead provides access to the Messalonskee Stream trail. Groups of mountain bikers enjoy the Power Line and South Alpine Street trails.

Oakland’s small, quaint, addictive downtown has not changed much over the years. Every year, the Flower Committee cultivates flowers along Main Street and intersections, giving all travelers and residents one more thing to look forward to every summer.

Oakfest, a popular 3-day summer event for all ages is held on the last weekend of July. It features a Friday night parade and street dance, a Saturday open air market, kids’ events, live music, great food, and a grand finale Triathlon on Sunday. A summer music series is offered at the Oakland Waterfront Park in the town’s waterfront gazebo.

With a new police station and an active fire department, Oakland remains one of the safest towns in which to reside. Great schools, low crime rates, low taxes and plenty of recreational opportunities make Oakland a wonderful place to visit, live and raise your family. Come visit Oakland, relax and maybe stay a while.

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Vassalboro stretches from the east bank of the Kennebec River to the west shore of China Lake. It is home to farmers, woodsmen, and commuters to Waterville and Augusta. Providing a community with a sound education system, a beautiful sports field, and good old Yankee frugality, Vassalboro is a great place to live, work, and raise a family.

Vassalboro celebrated its 250th anniversary since incorporation in 1771.

Settled in 1760, Vassalboro is located on Routes 32 and 201. Vassalboro has frontage on the Kennebec River, as well as on four lakes and ponds, resulting in outstanding recreational opportunities with many trails and the Alonzo Garcelon Wildlife Management Area.

Vassalboro is home to the Maine Criminal Justice Academy, Kennebec Water District’s treatment facility that serves five area municipalities, and Natanis Golf Course, a 36-hole facility. A big transition will be coming soon as the sewage treatment facilities in the town will be replaced with a $7 million connection to the Kennebec Sanitary Treatment District. This investment, combined with already established public water services will bring new business and development opportunities to the Route 32 area. midmainechamber.com

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Located on the banks of the Kennebec River, Waterville is home to a mix of shops and restaurants, as well as two colleges- Thomas College and Colby College, and is easily accessed with three exits off Interstate 95 and by Route 201.

Visitors will enjoy numerous arts and cultural amenities, including the Waterville Opera House, Colby College Museum of Art, Redington Museum, Railroad Square Cinema, and Iconic Arts. Waterville hosts a year-round calendar of events, such as the Maine International Film Festival, Atlantic Music Festival, Taste of Waterville, Festival of Trees, Parade of Lights, and Kringleville to celebrate the holiday season, and many family-friendly recreational events at the four-season Quarry Road Recreation Area and at the Alfond Municipal Pool.

Shoppers will find a wide array of both small businesses and retail stores featuring clothing and shoes, home décor and furnishings, jewelry, art, toys and books, gift items, groceries, natural foods, and much more.

Waterville’s dining options are equally diverse, offering authentic Indian, Lebanese and Mexican cuisines, Italian entrees and pastries, Asian specialties, eclectic American fare, delicious pub food with specialty Maine brews, barbeque, farm-to-table, and fresh seafood, as well as a variety of great breakfast choices.

Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the City’s prolific parks and recreational facility offerings, in addition to miles of hiking trails, including the Quarry Road Recreation Area. This area is an ideal spot for Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, biking, walking, running, and paddling. Downtown Waterville also features walking trails with a self-guided historic walking tour. The Kennebec River and Messalonskee Stream are great for fishing and boating, with several boat landings for easy access.

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Located on the east bank of the Kennebec River across the bridge from Waterville, Winslow is a town rich in history and pride. Settlers arrived in the early 1700s and built their homes around the protective Fort Halifax on the confluence of the Sebasticook and Kennebec Rivers, major routes in transporting food, goods, and more settlers. The Winslow Fort Halifax Blockhouse, formerly the nation’s oldest wooden structure of its type, was rebuilt from some of the timbers of the original blockhouse that were swept down the Kennebec River by raging flood waters on April 1, 1987.

Winslow has a population of approximately 8,000 and provides excellent commercial, industrial, and residential opportunities. Johnny’s Selected Seeds, one of the world’s top rated seed catalog companies, is open for business on Benton Avenue in Winslow. Mid-State Machine Products, one of Maine’s largest manufacturers of specialty machinery, is located on Route 201. Elanco is located on Route 137 and is a leading manufacturer and supplier of poultry biologics for the U.S. and international vaccine markets. Orion Cordage, one of North America’s most trusted manufacturers of industrial cordage, has their U.S. Headquarters in Winslow.

A stable, council manager government has operated under a Town Charter since 1969. Winslow has successfully maintained one of the more attractive property tax rates in the area and can boast an excellent educational system, outstanding athletic programs, and some of the finest recreational facilities in the state. Winslow is a warm, friendly, progressive community and an excellent place to call home. midmainechamber.com

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Albion, population 2,041, remains a typical Maine small town. Founded in 1804, its proud history boasts ties to Elijah Parish Lovejoy, America’s first martyr to freedom of the press. Albion’s central village, excellent elementary school, library, and health center provide focus on family.

With proximity to the greater Waterville area, it has ideal small business potential as demonstrated by the growth of Johnny’s Selected Seeds.

Belgrade

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Tens of thousands of people flock to the heart of the Belgrade Lakes region each summer to enjoy one of the seven bodies of water that make up the Belgrade chain. When the weather is warmest and the lush vegetation greenest, Belgrade’s population surges to nearly triple its normal 3,200 residents. Some seasonal residents stay or return in the fall for spectacular leaf-peeping around the lakes and in the panoramic hills.

The lakes, particularly Long Pond and Great Pond (inspired setting for the play and movie On Golden Pond), are the main attraction, of course. Their cool, clear waters offer endless opportunities for boating, swimming, fishing, waterskiing and paddling. One can even ride along with a postal carrier as he delivers mail by boat. Loon-watching is a popular pastime on the lakes, whose banks are crawling with critters—great (moose), small (chipmunks), and majestic (bald eagles). Come winter, recreation upon the frozen waters turns to snowmobiling, ice fishing, ice skating and snowshoeing. Cross-country skiing and hunting are other winter favorites.

Nestled among rustic woodlands and rolling hills, Belgrade Lakes Golf Club offers a breathtaking golfing experience. Ranked among the nation’s top public courses, the playing experience offers 18 memorable holes that meld country club-level service with authentic Maine accessibility.

Belgrade is a short jaunt from Waterville (15 miles) and Augusta (10 miles).

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Burnham is bordered by the Sebasticook River on one side and is known as the “Home of Lake Winnecook.” One of the streams running through Burnham gave the town its original name of Twenty-Five Mile Plantation.

It was incorporated in 1824.

Burnham is home to both industry and artisans, such as Pride Manufacturing and Burnham Shaker Products. The town offers a public boat launch, town beach, golf course, and Veterans’ Memorial Park, which honors local Medal of Honor recipient Corporal Carl Goodblood.

Rome

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Rome is located in the heart of the Belgrade chain of lakes. There are fishing, sailing, and swimming opportunities to be enjoyed in any of the seven lakes of this 150 square mile lake region. A popular 40-mile canoe adventure takes paddlers through the lakes chain. Rome was first settled in 1780 and originally named West Pond Plantation. The town was incorporated in 1804. Rome is an attractive community in which to settle.

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Sidney is a fast-growing community noted for having one of the lower tax rates in Kennebec County. Surrounding the town to the east is the Kennebec River and to the west is Messalonskee Lake, where the headquarters for the famed Snow Pond Center for the Arts is located.

The lake is also surrounded by summer resorts and cottage colonies.

Both Messalonskee Lake and the Kennebec River have public boat access, and several small ponds make up a nice, rural setting.

Centrally located are the Town Office, Grange Hall, Transfer/Recycling Facility, and the Public Works Department. The James H. Bean School, grades K-5, has been recognized by the State of Maine as a leader in efficiency and education. The district is distinguished by having had two National Educator Milken Award winners, both from Sidney.

Located in three strategic areas are the town’s Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad, serving the needs for all fire and rescue. Access to neighboring towns and cities, such as Waterville and Augusta, are Routes 23, 27, 104 and Interstate 95. I-95 makes this town a prime location for industries because of its 2 sets of entrance and exit ramps.

One is located off the Lyons Road and the newest addition is off the Trafton Road. The rest of the community is a rural atmosphere made up of farming and small business.

Thorndike

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The town of Thorndike was established in 1819. It is a quaint little village with a population of 890. Miles of winding rural roads capture breathtaking views. The small community is famously known for the “Gordon Hill Murders” that took place June 16, 1873. The court handed down a guilty verdict and a sentence of hanging was carried out. A letter later arrived claiming the wrong man was hanged; someone else had committed the gruesome murders. Because of this trial, capital punishment was ended in Maine.

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Unity is located on Routes 9 and 202 and was incorporated June 22, 1804.

Unity offers all of the amenities of a larger town including banks, a grocery store, hardware store, restaurants, and even a train!

Unity is located on the shores of Unity Pond, a fine place to boat, fish and swim. A public boat ramp and ample parking provides easy access to the lake. Also located on the shores of Unity Pond is the Field of Dreams Athletic Complex that boasts a walking path, several ball fields, and picnic tables.

There is also a multitude of walking trails including part of the “Hills to Sea” trail. The Snowdusters Snowmobile Club maintains several snowmobile trails throughout the town for winter fun. In the summer you can look forward to the expanded ATV trails thanks to the Thorndike Trailblazer’s ATV Club or find a horse show at the horse ring on the Prairie Road.

Every fall, the popular Common Ground Fair attracts tens of thousands of people to enjoy the delights of rural living and natural food. Unity’s attractions make it an all-seasons place to work and play.

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Mid-Maine Chamber Events Business to Business Showcase

Mid-Maine’s premier tradeshow, featuring exhibitors as varied as our Chamber’s membership. Held every spring. midmaineb2b.com

Annual Awards Ceremony

A celebration of outstanding contributions to our region by area organizations and professionals. Held every April. midmainechamber.com/cms/annual-awardsceremony

Chamber Golf Classic

The region’s most prize-laden tournament featured every June. midmainechamber.com/cms/chamber-golfclassic/

Super Raffle Dinner

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Shop Small Saturday Mid-Maine

A day to shop small while making a BIG difference! Stores display their festive holiday decorations and offer great savings. Saturday after Thanksgiving. midmainechamber.com/cms/shop-small/

Business Breakfast Series

A professional development and networking series held monthly covering a variety of topics relevant to Chamber members and businesses. Second Thursday of the month.

7:15 - 9 a.m. midmainechamber.com/cms/businessbreakfast-series

Business After Hours

A networking series hosted by a different Chamber member each month. Bring your business cards! Third Wednesday of the month. 5:30 - 7 p.m. midmainechamber.com/cms/business-afterhours/

Leadership Luncheons

A quarterly series featuring business leaders speaking about their roads to success and the challenges they have faced along the way.

11:30a.m. - 1 p.m. midmainechamber.com/cms/leadershipluncheon/

Meet the Reps

Held at least twice a year during legislative session, this series brings area professionals and community members together with elected officials at all levels of government for an evening of casual conversation. 5:30 - 7 p.m. midmainechamber.com

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Taste of Waterville First Wednesday in August | Head of Falls in Waterville

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Bass Fishing Bassmaster Magazine named this region as having three of the top 25 bass fishing lakes in the Northeast.

These bodies of water include China Lake at number 13, Webber Pond at number 15 and Great Pond at number 18. Not only do we have some of the best bass fishing in New England, but Messalonskee Stream has the only wheelchair accessible platform in Maine.

Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce was awarded the Governors’ Conference on Tourism 2017 Marketing and Promotion Award. Previous initiatives included attracting Major League Fishing’s Summit Cup and Fishing University that aired on Outdoor Channel, and most recently, Hank Parker’s Outdoors that taped three episodes that aired in early 2018.

Recently, www.midmainebass.com was created by local fishermen to help local and visiting anglers find their way around mid-Maine and to identify the best bass fishing in the country. The site shows maps and photos of boat launches to make it easier to find lakes, rivers, fishing holes and accompanying parking. There are topographical maps of each lake to make planning trips quicker and more relaxing. Bloggers post full stories and videos to help organize expeditions to the area. Visit the site for an extensive list of bait shops, marinas, lodging, restaurants and local recreational tournaments.

Upcoming tournaments are posted in the “Events” section. The “Local Lunkers and Photo Gallery” allows fishermen to share and upload photos, stories and details about bass caught in the area. Find more stories and photos on Facebook at “Mid-Maine Bass Fishing”.

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Fishing Maine is home to some of the most pristine waterways, clean air, and expansive outdoor activities anywhere. The mid-Maine region, centered in Waterville, provides easy access to anything that an outdoor enthusiast would want to do. It is home to a variety of fishing venues, including China Lake, the Belgrade Lakes Chain, Webber Pond, Unity Pond, Kennebec and Sebasticook rivers, and many smaller fishing holes throughout the region. The lakes host many fishing tournaments, and when the winter cold sets in, ice fishing season really heats up! Its waters hold tremendous small and large mouth bass populations, and many of the lakes have significant trout and landlocked salmon populations.

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Hunting With abundant acres of accessible hunting area, Maine is home to some of the best deer, moose, and bear hunting in the country. Bird hunting including wild turkey, waterfowl, pheasant and grouse draws many hunters to our state as well. Whether you prefer rifle, archery or black powder, we have a season for you! If you are a novice to hunting in Maine, you may prefer a guided adventure. For all hunting laws, license information and Maine Guide contacts visit Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife at www.maine.gov/ifw.

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Bird Watching For birds and birders alike, Maine provides an abundance of excellent habitat. As the largest and most sparsely populated state in New England, Maine represents a significant portion of the breeding range for many eastern woodland bird species. The state’s abundant precipitation (more than 40” a year) and glaciated landscape have created thousands of lakes, ponds, wetlands, and rivers that are ideal habitat for a variety of water birds. (Source: www.maineaudubon.org/birding/) Be sure to bring your camera to these local bird watching hot spots!

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Messalonskee Lake – South End Messalonskee Lake – Boat Ramp Purple Martin Houses Great Pond Boat Launch Maine Lakes Resource Center

CL IN TON ⊲ Flood Brothers Dairy (restricted access) ⊲ Shawmut Dam, Kennebec River

N O R R I D GE WOCK ⊲ Oosoola Boat Landing, Kennebec River

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Golf & Disc Golf Angry Lobster Disc Golf 11 Ten Lots Rd., Fairfield (207) 530-2385 www.angrylobsterdiscgolf.com Belgrade Lakes Golf Club Country Club Rd., Belgrade Lakes (207) 495-4653 www.belgradelakesgolf.com Burnsboro Disc Golf Burns Rd., Vassalboro (207) 458-5932 Clinton Golf Course 510 Hill Rd., Clinton (207) 426-8795 www.clintongolfcourse.com Indoor Golf Room Simulator Champions Fitness Center 30 Elm Plaza, Waterville (207) 873-0571 www.championsfitnessclub.com 30

Natanis Golf Course 735 Webber Pond Rd, Vassalboro (207) 622-3561 www.natanisgc.com Pine Ridge Golf Course 101 W River Rd., Waterville (207) 509-9647 www.pineridgegolfwatervi.ipage. com Quaker Hill Disc Golf 395 ME-104, Fairfield (207) 453-2013 www.quakerhilldiscgolf.com Skyriders Disc Golf 200 Ohio Hill Rd., Fairfield (207) 313-9532 Waterville Country Club 39 Country Club Rd, Waterville (207) 465-2838 www.watervillecountryclub.com midmainechamber.com

Maine Maple Sunday As spring begins, so does the maple sugaring season!

Somerset County is THE largest maple syrup producing county in the world!

Sugar houses and making maple syrup in Maine is a tradition that goes back to before colonists first started coming to New England.

Native Americans in the northern states first used maple sugar as flavoring for breads, stews, teas and more. Maple sugar was the primary sweetener before cane sugar was introduced.

Maple syrup rendering takes long hours, dedication and perseverance. Maine Maple Sunday is all about showing off all that hard work.

Farms invite the public in to enjoy treats, games, sugarbush tours, music, stories, and much more.

Many sugarhouses are open both Saturday and Sunday.

Enjoy the scenic views that Maine has to offer, and the sweet taste of maple syrup as you go from sugarhouse to sugarhouse.

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Business in Mid-Maine Our central location offers flexibility and access to all state and international locations.

Mid-Maine lies among the three largest cities in the state and is bisected by major highway Interstate 95 with seven exits. Moreover, it offers access to trade centers beyond our borders, including the major ports and cities of New England and eastern Canada. Maine is also an ideal location for goods traveling to and from Europe.

Waterville is home to Robert LaFleur Airport. As a general aviation airport, private aircraft owners can land and take off from the airport at any time of the day or week. Centrally located, it is the preferred gateway to many attractions in Maine. For more information about the airport, visit: www.facebook.com/LafleurAirport. The airport’s address is 2 LaFleur Rd., Waterville, ME 04901, (207) 861-8013.

Norridgewock offers the Central Maine Regional Airport (KOWK) at 603 Airport Road, Norridgewock, ME 04957, (207) 634-5351.

Waterville is also the grantor for Foreign Trade Zone #186 offering attractive incentives for businesses involved in international trade. There is an intermodal facility at its freight railroad in Waterville. Incentives include: ⊲ ⊲ ⊲ ⊲

Deferral, Reduction and/or Elimination of Duties Weekly Customs Entry Duty-Free Exports to Foreign Markets Logistical Streamlining of Goods Entering U.S. Market

To put Foreign Trade Zone #186 to work for your business or to learn more about the foreign trade zone, contact Central Maine Growth Council at (207) 680-7300, www.centralmaine.org

Our State At A Glance There are many reasons life in Maine is the way life should be.

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Recreation Trails With 6,000 lakes and ponds, 32,000 miles of rivers and streams, and 17 million acres of forestland, Maine is second to none for outdoor recreation. If you love the outdoors, there’s no better place to be— spring, summer, autumn or winter. In addition to the many recreational opportunities right here in mid-Maine, we also enjoy Maine’s beautiful mountain ranges to the west, majestic coastline to the east, and the unspoiled North Woods.

We are home to the Belgrade Lakes Region. Located just a few minutes from Waterville you will find a host of lakes and ponds with trail views that are sure to be stunning, with wildlife in abundance. While in Belgrade you can explore French Mountain, Mount Phillip, The Mountain, Round Top Trail and more. Find trails by visiting www.belgradelakesmaine.com/ about/hiking.html Quarry Road Trails A four-season recreation area in the heart of greater Waterville, Quarry Road hosts a number of community events and boasts a world-class trail system with the mission of enabling people from all walks of life to enjoy the health benefits of the outdoors in an easily accessible area of natural beauty. Activities include cross-country skiing, biking, walking and jogging, fat-tire biking, snowshoeing, paddling, and sledding. To date there have been 6.5 miles of Nordic ski trails designed and constructed.

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With outstanding opportunities for recreation year-round, Quarry Road Recreation Area is open to the public free of charge, with donations to help maintain the area gratefully accepted. Learn more at www. quarryroad.org Kennebec-Messalonskee Trails provides a network of recreation and fitness trails that are pedestrian and bicycle friendly showcasing beautiful scenery hidden throughout the towns of Waterville, Winslow, Benton, Fairfield, and Oakland. Some are paved, with several being ADA accessible. FMI: www.kmtails.info Colby College-Perkins Arboretum is part of a 128-acre preserve established in 1946. It offers a trail network of about 4 miles with secluded quiet paths that take you away from the hustle of the busy city and through the forest of birch, maple, and oak trees. During the winter months the trails are maintained for cross-country skiing, used for recreation as well as by Colby’s Nordic team. Find more about the 700-acre campus and places to explore at Colby by visiting www.colby. edu/environmentalstudies Find Geocaching around Colby College and many other parks in Waterville at www.Geocaching.com . A great way to enjoy local views of the mid-Maine area and have a little fun with the family. midmainechamber.com

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Fun for the Family Open Farm Day Fourth Sunday in July

We celebrate Maine agriculture year-round, and Open Farm Day is an extra special day to visit a farm and discover more ways to enjoy farm products year-round! Maine’s Open Farm Day gives visitors the chance to explore host farms throughout the state on the fourth Sunday in July, rain or shine. Please visit RealMaine.com to learn more about this special invitation to see Maine agriculture where it happens, get tips for a good visit, and find a list of participating farms.

A&G Shooting

Drip City Arcade Bar

214 Center St, Fairfield (207) 453-2111 www.agshooting.com

99 West River Rd., Waterville (207) 616-0657 dripcityarcadebar.com

Adventure Play Land, Alfond Youth & Community Center 126 North Street, Waterville (207) 873-0684 www.clubaycc.org All Pro Sports

Favorites Off Track Betting

161 West River Road, Waterville (207) 877-6666 www.allprosoccer.com

Central Maine Youth Hockey 129 Silver Street, Waterville (207) 660-7446 www.cmyha.org

The Children’s Discovery Museum 7 Eustis Pkwy, Waterville www.childrensdiscoverymuseum.org Clinton Lions Fair 1450 Bangor Rd., Clinton (207) 426-9088 clintonlionsagfair207.com 36

38 College Ave., Waterville (207) 861-4343 www.favoritesme.com

Gifford’s Mini Golf & Batting 170 Silver St., Waterville (207) 861-4650

Kennebec Messalonskee Trails 1115-1119 Kennedy Memorial Dr, Oakland www.kmtrails.info

Maine International Film Festival 10 Water St., Suite 106, Waterville (207) 861-8138 www.miff.org

Maine Wilderness Tours 7 Croquet Lane, Belgrade (207) 557-9933 www.mainewildernesstours.com

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Ticonic Gallery + Studios

90 Main St., Waterville (207) 314-8828 mainelyescapes.com

10 Water Street #106, Waterville (207) 872-2787 www.watervillecreates.org

Maine Bass Nation Trail

Vacationland Skydiving, LLC

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2 Lafleur Rd., Waterville (207) 487-5638 www.vacationlandskydiving.com

North Street Recreation Area 151 North St., Waterville (207) 680-4744 www.waterville-me.gov/parks/northstreet-recreation-area/

Waterville Historical Society Home of the Redington Museum

Willey Point Rd., Oakland

62 Silver St., Unit B, Waterville (207) 872-9439 www.watervillehistoricalsociety.org

Railroad Square Cinema

Waterville Opera House

Oakland Waterfront Park

17 Railroad Square, Waterville (207) 873-6526 www.railroadsquarecinema.com

Snow Pond Center for the Arts 8 Goldenrod Lane, Sidney (844) 476-6976 www.Snowpond.org

Snow Pond Cruises and Historical Tours 97 Rocky Shore Lane, Oakland (207) 314-3520 www.snowpondcruises.com

1 Common Street, 2nd Floor, Waterville (207) 873-7000 www.operahouse.org

Waterville Rocks!

Head of Falls, Waterville (207) 616-0292 www.watervillecreates.org

Windsor Fair 82 Ridge Rd., Windsor (207) 549-7911 www.windsorfair.com

Spell Bound—A Gamer’s Paradise 67 E. Concourse, Waterville (207) 872-8200 www.spellbnd.com

The Elm 21 College Ave., Waterville (207) 616-6881 www.theelmme.com

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Building a thriving, connected, and equitable community through shared experiences in the arts.

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Water Access

Public boat launch access is available at: Lake Winnecook, Unity; China Lake, China and Vassalboro; Webber Pond, Vassalboro; North Pond, East Pond, Great Pond, Salmon Lake, McGrath Pond, & Messalonskee Lake, Belgrade Lakes Region; and on the Kennebec and Sebasticook Rivers which run through mid-Maine.

For more information on parks and public water access, visit the Bureau of Parks & Public Lands online at www.maine. gov/doc/parks

Parks Field of Dreams Park Route 9 & 202, Unity retreats.unity.edu/field-of-dreams/ Fort Halifax Park Route 137, Winslow www.winslow-me.gov North Street Playground & Alfond Municipal Pool Complex 132 North St., Waterville, (207) 680-4744 For information on this playground and other local playgrounds for children go to www.waterville-me.gov/parks/parksplaygrounds/ 40

RiverWalk at Head of Falls www.riverwalkathof.com Waterville Dog Park West River Road, Waterville Find them on Facebook @ Waterville Dog Park Oosoola Park Skowhegan Rd., Norridgewock midmainechamber.com

Libraries Albert Church Brown Memorial Library 37 Main St., China (207) 968-2926 www.chinalibrary.org/ Albion Public Library 18 Main St., Albion (207) 437-2220 Belgrade Public Library 124 Depot Rd., Belgrade (207) 495-3508 www.belgrade.lib.me.us Brown Memorial Library 53 Railroad St., Clinton (207) 426-8686 www.clinton-me.us Dorothy Quimby Library at Unity College 90 Quaker Hill Rd., Unity (207) 509-7178 www.unity.edu/academics/ academicresources/library Lawrence Public Library 33 Lawrence Ave., Fairfield (207) 453-6867 www.fairfieldme.com/library Lunder Library at Kennebec Valley Community College 92 Western Ave., Fairfield (207) 453-5004 www.kvcc.me.edu/library Miller Library at Colby College 5100 Mayflower Hill Dr., Waterville (207) 859-5100 www.colby.edu/miller midmainechamber.com

Norridgewock Public Library 40 Mercer Rd., Norridgewock (207) 634-2828 www.townofnorridgewock.com/ norridgewock-public-library Oakland Public Library 18 Church St., Oakland (207) 465-7533 www.oaklandmaine.us South China Public Library 247 Village St., South China (207) 445-3094 www.Southchinalibrary.org Thomas College Library 180 West River Rd., Waterville (207) 859-1204 www.thomas.edu/library Vassalboro Public Library 930 Bog Rd., Vassalboro (207) 923-3233 www.vassalboropubliclibrary. blogspot.com Waterville Public Library 73 Elm St., Waterville (207) 872-5433 www.watervillelibrary.org Winslow Public Library 136 Halifax St., Winslow (207) 872-1978 www.winslow-me.gov/ departments/library

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Where to Eat 18 Below Restaurant & Lounge Satisfy your yearning for fresh seafood, steak, entrées and a raw bar

18 Silver Street, Waterville (207) 861 4454 www.18belowrawbar.com

Amici’s Cucina Italian cuisine-catering services on & off-premise

137 Main Street, Waterville (207) 861-4440 www.amiciscucina.com

Asian Cafe Hearty, healthy, homemade food

53 Bay Street, Winslow (207) 877-6688 www.asiancafeme.com

Bigelow Brewing Company Enjoy beer made with local Maine ingredients with the friendliest community around

473 Bigelow Hill Rd., Skowhegan (207) 431-7265 bigelowbrewing.com midmainechamber.com

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Bolley’s Famous Franks Bringing back the classics

WATERVILLE

96 College Ave, Waterville ME 04901 (207) 616-3709

Cancun Mexican Bar & Grill Authentic Mexican cuisine

14 Silver Street, Waterville (207) 873-7400 www.cancunmexicanbarandgrill.com

Cappza’s Pizza Waterville’s finest pizza. Delivery service available.

225 Main Street, Waterville (207) 873-7770 www.cappzaspizza.com

Engine 5 Bakehouse Fresh, From-Scratch Baked Goods Made in a Real Firehouse

140 Western Ave., Waterville (207) 616-3772 Engine5bakehouse@yahoo.com

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Eric’s Restaurant Where friends & family meet Serving Breakfast & Lunch Catering on & off-premise

105 College Ave, Waterville (207) 859-8761 www.ericsrestaurant.net

Front & Main

Come enjoy creative, nourishing cuisine, sourced lovingly from our own farms, fields, bays & oceans.

9 Main St., Waterville, ME 04901 (207) 660-0130 or info@ frontandmainwaterville.com www.frontandmainwaterville.com

Heritage House Served in a romantic 18th century home

182 Route 201, Skowhegan exit 133 off I-95 (207) 474-5100 www.hhrestaurant.com

Mainely Brews Restaurant & Brewhouse Enjoy first-rate food in Waterville’s first Brewhouse

One Post Office Square, Waterville (207) 873-2457 www.mainelybrews.com midmainechamber.com

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McDonald’s Romad Company Operating McDonald’s restaurants of Waterville, Winslow, Augsta, Newport and Skowhegan

www.facebook.com/romadcompany/

Ming Lee The area’s finest Szechuan & Mandarin dishes

365 Main Street, Waterville (207) 873-2828 www.mingleerestaurant.com

O’Brien’s Irish Restaurant & Pub Irish cuisine served Located in the Best Western Hotel

375 Main Street, Waterville www.obrienswaterville.com/restaurant-pub (207) 873-0111

OPA Experience the meaning of OPA

139 Main Street, Waterville (207) 859-3103 www.opawaterville.com

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Parsonage House Celebrating your milestones

276 Dunham Road, Vassalboro (207) 446-7721 www.parsonagehouse.com

Portland Pie Co. Where the beer meets the bread

173-175 Main Street, Waterville (207) 401- 6200 www.portlandpie.com/waterville

Silver Street Tavern A tradition of great food & superb libations

2 Silver Street, Waterville (207) 680-2163 www.silverstreettavern.com

The Lion’s Den Tavern Food • Drinks • Friends

74 Main Street, Waterville (207) 616-0209 www.thelionsdentavern.com

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The Miller’s Table Café at Maine Grains Scratch cooking using the freshest ingredients from our local farmers

42 Court Street, Skowhegan, ME 04976 (207) 612-5322 www.millerstable.com

The Proper Pig Specializing in craft beer and burgers

14 Common Street, Waterville (207) 616-3975 www.realproperpig.com

Two Cent Pub A twist on classic pub food

82 Clinton Ave, Winslow ME 04901 (207) 616-3117 https://thetwocentpub.com/

Waterville Elks Banquet and Conference Center Let us host your next event

76 Industrial Street, Waterville (207) 873-4235 www.watervilleelksbanquetcenter.com 48

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Farmers’ Markets B&F Vegetables

327 China Road, Winslow

Belgrade Lakes Farmers’ Market Belgrade Lakes Resource Center 137 Main Street, Belgrade www.belgradelakesmaine.com/ local/belgrade-lakes-market.html

Downtown Waterville Farmers’ Market

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Fairfield Farmers’ Market 81 Main Street, downtown Fairfield www.fairfieldme.com/town/ pages/farmers-market

Pittsfield Farmers’ Market Hathorn Park, Pittsfield www.snakeroot.net/pittsfield

Unity Market Day Unity Community Center 32 School Street, Unity www.snakeroot.net/unity

Vassalboro Farmers’ Market 353 Main Street, Vassalboro www.localharvest. org/east-vassalborofarmersmarket-M28643

Photography The Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce thanks our generous businesses and area photographers who contributed to the imagery in this publication: Izzy Bailey

Town of Benton

Sawyer Boulette

Tonw of China

Brittany Giroux

Town of Fairfield

Trina Littlefield

Town of Norridgewock

Jimmy MacMichael

Town of Vassalboro

Maine Drone Imaging

Town of Waterville

Erin Merrill

Town of Winslow

Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce

Jonathan Wheaton

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Business and Community Directory ACCOUNTANTS AND BOOKKEEPERS

ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS

Back Office Solutions Maine, LLC (207) 453-9388

A.E.Hodsdon Engineers (207) 873-5164

Bouchard and Associates, Inc. (207) 453-7030

ATTORNEYS

Brooker’s Accounting Services, Inc. (207) 660-6319 H&R Block (207) 873-2600 Mainely Bookkeeping Services LLC Nicholson, Michaud & Nadeau (207) 872-7077 One River CPAs (207) 873-1603 Thomas M. Grant, CPA (207) 872-2860 ANIMAL CARE Animal Hospital of Waterville (207) 873-2759 Blue Collar K-9 Training Center (207) 877-7203 Hemphill’s Horses, Feed and Saddlery, Inc. (207) 872-7964 Hometown Veterinary Care (207) 453-7387 Humane Society-Waterville Area (207) 873-2430 Kennebec Veterinary Service (207) 465-8300 New England Animal Hospital (207) 873-4668

Levey, Wagley, Putman & Echher, P.A. (207) 377-6966 Eaton Peabody (207) 622-3747 Law Office of Daniel J. Bernier, LLC (207) 877-8969 Marden, Dubord, Bernier & Stevens (207) 873-0186 Mills, Shay, Lexier & Talbot (207) 474-3324 Nale & Nale, Attorneys (207) 873-5171 Nale Law Offices, LLC (207) 873-4304 O’Donnell Lee, P.A. (207) 872-0112 Preti Flaherty Beliveau & Pachios, LLP (207) 623-5300 Taylor, McCormack & Frame, LLC (207) 828-2005 AUTOMOTIVE/RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SALES AND SERVICE Ace Tire & Auto Service (207) 873-5166 Bug-N-Joe’s Automotive and Towing Service LLC. (207) 426-8426

APPRAISER AND HOME INSPECTORS

Central Maine Chrysler Dodge Jeep (207) 872-9211

AnnRuel Home Inspections (207) 861-1227

Central Maine Motors (207) 872-5591

Elm City Home Inspections (207) 465-8268

Central Maine Toyota (207) 872-5444

Nardi Appraisal Service (207) 873-1972

Chase Toys (207) 948-5729

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AUTOMOTIVE/RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SALES AND SERVICE (cont’d) Eye for Detail (207) 859-0428 Hamlin’s Marine (207) 872-5660 Harry J Smith Company (207) 873-4232 Hight Family of Dealerships (207) 474-3334 Maurice & Son Auto Body Shop (207) 453-6533 Mid-Maine Marine (207) 465-2146 Moody’s Collision (207) 623-0404 Perks Garage (207) 465-4835 Ray Haskell Ford Lincoln & Pre-Owned (207) 873-7193 Roki Repair Shop (207) 877-7058 Shelley’s Used Cars, LLC (207) 238-0032 Thompson Volkswagen Audi Mazda (207) 873-0777 BEAUTY AND HAIR Apollo Day Spa & Salon (207) 872-2242 Bare Beauty Co. 207-649-0760 Evolution Salon (207) 861-4451 Melody Grace Hair and Makeup (207) 660-7302 People’s Salon & Spa (207) 873-5939 Salon LeFleur (207) 616-3193 The Barber Parlor (207) 649-3970 Tonia’s Tips & Trims (207) 453-1776

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Oakland United Baptist Church (207) 465-7828 Second Baptist Church (207) 873-1929 Shawmut Chapel (207) 238-0061 Waterville First Baptist: An American Baptist Church www.watervillebc.org Weeks Mills Baptist Church (207) 445-2386 West Sidney Baptist Church (207) 547-3466 Winslow Baptist Church (207) 873-0531 Riverside Baptist Church of Pishon Ferry (207) 649-4494 Grace Bible Church/Emmanuel Baptist Temple (207) 465-2699 Bible Baptist Church (207) 948-4009 North Vassalboro Baptist Church (207) 861-4545 Second Baptist Church (207) 547-3376 BIBLE Belgrade Bible Church (207) 495-2200 CATHOLIC Corpus Christi Parish (207) 872-2281 Saint Helena (207) 872-2281 Saint John the Baptist (207) 872-2281 Saint Joseph Maronite Catholic Church (207) 872-8515 St. Theresa’s Catholic Church (207) 465-3856 CHRISTIAN Albion Christian Church (207) 437-2329 East Benton Christian Church (207) 453-6120

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JEHOVAH’S WITNESS Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses (207) 872-9310 JEWISH Beth Israel Synagogue (207) 872-7551 LUTHERAN Lutheran Church of the Resurrection (207) 872-5208 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (207) 873-0054 NAZARENE Church of the Nazarene (207) 453-7436 Church of the Nazarene (207) 445-4838 NON-DENOMINATIONAL Cornerstone Christian Fellowship (207) 877-7661 Element 3 Church (online) 850-766-2424 Lormier Chapel at Colby College (207) 859-4222 Resurrection of Life Church (207) 994-2194 Salvation Army (207) 623-3752 South China Community Church (207) 445-4111 Old South Church (207) 716-1015 Calvary Chapel Kennebec Valley Kingdom Life Church (207) 692-7707 Faith Community Church (207) 557-1625 New Hope Family Fellowship (207) 215-5584 ORTHODOX / EASTERN ORTHODOX Holy Archangels Orthodox Church (207) 737-4378 St. Stephen the Martr (207) 281-3785

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PENTECOSTAL New Life Church (UPCI) (207) 861-8233 Pentecostal Church of Faith (207) 465-7968

Advance 1 Cleaning Services, Inc. (207) 873-1241

QUAKER Vassalboro Friends Meeting (207) 923-3397 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Universalist-Unitarian Church (207) 873-4006 UNITED METHODIST Brown Memorial United Methodist Church (207) 426-9519 Fairfield Center United Methodist Church (207) 453-4471 Fairfield United Methodist Church (207) 453-7505 Pleasant Street United Methodist (207) 872-7564 Union Church of Belgrade Lakes UMC (207) 495-3599 Unity Union Church (207) 948-3473 Vassalboro United Methodist Church (207) 873-5564 Oakland-Sidney United Methodist Church (207) 465-5259 CITY AND TOWN OFFICES City of Waterville (207) 680-4200 Town of Benton (207) 453-7191 Town of China (207) 445-2014 Town of Fairfield (207) 453-7911 Town of Norridgewock (207) 634-2252 Town of Oakland (207) 465-7357 Town of Pittsfield (207) 487-3136 Town of Vassalboro (207) 872-2826 Town of Winslow (207) 872-2776 midmainechamber.com

Jordans Cleaning Solutions (207) 975-0313 COLLEGES, SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION Airlink Flight School (207) 859-0109 American Academic Adventures LLC (207) 313-3358 Colby College (207) 859-4000 Good Will-Hinckley (207) 238-4000 JPMA-Staff Development Solutions LLC (207) 377-8600 Kennebec Valley Community College (207) 453-5000 KMD Driving School (207) 465-4835 Maine Arts Academy (207) 618-8908 Thomas College (207) 859-1111 Unity College (207) 509-7150 ADULT EDUCATION Mid-Maine Regional Adult Community Education (207) 873-5754 Lawrence Adult Education (207) 453-4200 RSU# 3 Adult & Community Education (207) 568-3426 PRIVATE SCHOOLS Erskine Academy (Grades 9-12) (207) 445-2962 Glenn Stratton Learning Center (207) 238-4000 Helping Hands Trade School (207) 873-0011 Kennebec Montessori School (Ages 3-9) (207) 453-6055 Maine Academy of Natural Sciences (Grades 9-12) (207) 238-4100 59

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C COLLEGES, SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION (cont’d) Mount Merici Academy (Nursery school-grade 8) (207) 873-3773 St. John Regional Catholic School (Preschool-grade 6) (207) 872-7115 Temple Academy (Pre-K-grade 12) (207) 873-5325 PUBLIC SCHOOLS

*Only those RSU 3 schools within Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce’s membership region have been included.

■ NORRIDGEWOCK Mill Stream Elementary School (207) 634-3121 ■ RSU 18 Superintendent of RSU 18 (207) 465-7384 Belgrade Central (Pre-K-grade 5) (207) 495-2321 China Middle (Grades 5-8) (207) 445-1500 China Primary (Grades K-4) (207) 445-1550 James H. Bean (Pre-K-grade 5) (207) 547-3395 Messalonskee Middle (207) 465-2167 Messalonskee High (207) 465-7381 Ralph M. Atwood Primary (207) 465-3411 Williams Elementary (207) 465-2965 ■ SAD 49 Superintendent of SAD 49 (207) 453-4200 Albion Elementary (207) 437-2616 Benton Elementary (207) 453-4240 Clinton Elementary (207) 426-2181 Fairfield Primary (207) 453-4220 60

Lawrence Junior High (207) 453-4200 Lawrence High (207) 453-4200 ■ RSU 3 Superintendent of RSU (207) 948-3881 Early Childhood Center Unity (Pre-K) Mount View Elementary (207) 568-7541 Mount View Middle (207) 568-7561 Mount View High (207) 568-3255 Unity Elementary (207) 948-6136 ■ WATERVILLE S. Hall (Grades 4-5) (207) 872-8071 Educare Central Maine (Birth-age 5) (207) 680-7200 George J. Mitchell (Grades K-3) (207) 873-0695 Mid-Maine Technical Center (207) 873-0102 Waterville Junior High (207) 873-2144 Waterville Senior High (207) 873-2751 Mid-Maine Technical Center (207) 873-0102 ■ WINSLOW Vassalboro Community School (207) 923-3100 Winslow Elementary (207) 872-1967 Winslow Junior High (207) 872-1973 Winslow High (207) 872-1990 COMMUNITY SERVICES, ASSOCIATIONS AND NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Alfond Youth & Community Center (207) 873-0684 American Lung Association, Maine (207) 624-0307 midmainechamber.com

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C Bourque-Lanigan Post 5 American Legion (207) 872-8824 Bruce White for 109 (207) 287-1400 Dirigo Partners, LLC (207) 660-5979 Family Violence Project (207) 623-8637 Goodwill Northern New EnglandWorkforce Services (207) 629-8640 Greater Waterville Area Food Bank (207) 616-0363 Healthy Northern Kennebec (207) 872-4127 Healthy U! - Prevention (207) 649-7855 High Hopes Clubhouse (207) 877-0038 Humane Society-Waterville Area (207) 873-2430 Industrial Energy Consumer Group (207) 897-1676 Kennebec Valley Community Action Program (207) 859-1500 Kennebec Valley District, Pine Tree Council, BSA (207) 797-5252 Kennebec Valley Human Resources Association Kennebec Valley Tourism Council (207) 623-4883 Kotlas (207) 680-4200 LifeFlight Foundation (207) 230-7092 Literacy Volunteers of Kennebec (207) 626-3440 Maine Association of Non-Profits (207) 871-1885 Maine Children’s Home (207) 873-4253 Maine Community Foundation (877) 700-6800 Maine Policy Institute (207) 321-2550

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Main Street Skowhegan (207) 612-2571 Maine Technology Institute (207) 582-4790 Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter & Services (207) 872-8082 Pine Tree Society (207) 443-3341 REM (207) 873-4444 Salvation Army (207) 623-3752 Sexual Assault Crisis & Support Center (207) 377-1010 Skills, Inc. (207) 938-4615 United Way of Kennebec Valley (207) 873-0686 Unity Barn Raisers (207) 948-9005 Unity Foundation (207) 948-6489 Victor Grange #49 (207) 453-7193 Waterville Area Habitat for Humanity (207) 616-0166 Waterville Area Soup Kitchen presents The Lighthouse 207-409-0791 Waterville Community Land Trust (207) 692-0891 Waterville Elks Lodge #905 (207) 873-4335 Waterville Historical Society (207) 872-9439 Waterville Public Library (207) 872-5433 Waterville Rotary Club (207) 649-6620 Waterville Sunrise Rotary Club (207) 877-1418 COMPUTERS, CONSULTING, CYBER SECURITY, WEB DESIGN AND INTERNET PROVIDERS A Partner In Technology (207) 582-0888 A2Z Computing Services, Inc. (207) 465-8312 61

Local, Convenient, Quality Care Belgrade Regional Health Center 4 Clement Way, Belgrade

Bethel Family Health Center 32 Railroad Street, Bethel

Bingham Area Health & Dental Center 237 Main Street, Bingham

Lovejoy Health Center 7 School Street, Albion

Madison Area Health Center 8 Main Street, Madison

Mt. Abram Regional Health Center 25 Depot Street, Kingfield

Rangeley Family Medicine 42 Dallas Hill Road, Rangeley

Richmond Area Health Center 24 Gardiner Street, Richmond

Sheepscot Valley Health Center 47 Main Street, Cooper Mills

Strong Area Health & Dental Center 177 N. Main Street, Strong

Western Maine Family Health Center 16 Depot Street, Livermore Falls

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COMPUTERS, CONSULTING, CYBER SECURITY, WEB DESIGN AND INTERNET PROVIDERS (cont’d) Action Computer Services (ACS) (207) 786-8740 Ardiah Managed Services (207) 230-4576 Beneficial Technologies (207) 215-9743 CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc. (207) 660-4400 CMC Technology Group (800) 287-8044 Cogent Connections (609) 235-8212 First Light (207) 333-6900 give IT. get IT. (207) 322-6255

DRY CLEANING, LAUNDRY SERVICES AND ALTERATIONS Grondin’s Certified Cleaners (207) 872-8132 The Laundry Lounge (207) 616-3426 EARTHWORK AND SURVEYING Len Poulin, Inc (207) 453-2169 NITRAM Excavation & General Cont., Inc. (207) 453-2362 Ranger Contracting, Inc. (207) 680-9320 Rossignol Excavating, Inc. (207) 465-3494 Trafton Properties (207) 872-6070 EMPLOYMENT AND CAREER SERVICES

Maine Technology Group (207) 692-0955

Capital Area Staffing Solutions, Inc. (207) 620-7823

One Bridge Consulting (877) 455-4643

CareerCenter (207) 624-5120

Pegas Technology Solution (207) 835-4053

Central Western Maine Workforce Development Board (207) 241-4100

Snow Pond Technology Group Inc. (207) 692-2415 Spectrum Business (207) 253-2237 Technology Solutions of Maine (207) 407-0990 Techy Company (207) 509-8009 Virtual Dimensions (207) 453-2990 DENTISTS Lakes Region Dental Center (207) 465-7300 Mid-Maine Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery PA (207) 873-0117 Brian J. Morin, DMD, MMSc, PA (207) 872-2094 Smile Solutions (207) 873-2073

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Chandler Bay Resources (207) 872-7558 Jobs for Maine’s Graduates (207) 620-7180 Manpower (207) 622-1535 Peak-Careers Consulting (207) 649-9761 Tri-State Staffing, Inc. (207) 622-0470 Waterville Army Career Center (207) 873-2594 EYE CARE Eye Care of Maine (207) 873-2731 Kennebec Eye Care (207) 872-2797 Maine Eye Doctors (207) 820-2020 Newport Eye Care (207) 873-3500 63

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KSW Federal Credit Union (207) 872-5602

Bangor Savings Bank (Waterville) (207) 861-8931

KV Federal Credit Union (207) 465-4423

Bangor Savings Bank (Winslow) (207) 872-8011

Maine State Credit Union (207) 873-5159

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust (China) (207) 445-4865

Michael Roderigue Financial Services (207) 453-5200

Bar Harbor Bank and Trust (Waterville) (207) 877-9900

New Dimensions Federal Credit Union (207) 872-2771

Camden National Bank (207) 873-9120

New England Financial Services (207) 632-2020

Capital Area Federal Credit Union (207) 622-3442

New York Life Insurance Company (207) 465-3594

Choice Wealth Advisors (207) 873-0996

Northeast Asset Management, LLC 207-440-7338

Connected Credit Union (207) 872-2636

Prime Financial, Inc. (207) 877-9450

Edward Jones Investments - Luke Rodrigue (207) 872-4510

Raymond James Financial Services (207) 660-4506

Edward Jones Investments - Seth Carlson (207) 859-3465 Four Seasons Wealth Strategies (207) 872-6925 Gateway Financial Partners (207) 707-7347 Gateway Title (207) 873-1600 Golden Pond Wealth Management (207) 873-2200 H&R Block (207) 873-2600 Heartland (207) 951-7457 J.M. Arbour Wealth Management (207) 248-6767

TD Bank - Fairfield (207) 453-9353 TD Bank - Waterville (207) 873-3301 FITNESS FACILITIES Champions Fitness Club (207) 873-0571 CrossFit 137 (207) 680-6785 Kim Nashed Yoga (207) 649-9301 Soul Revival (207) 616-0990 FLORISTS

Kennebec Savings Bank (207) 872-5563

The Robin’s Nest (207) 616-0281

Kennebec Savings Bank (Washington Street) (207) 873-3539

KMD Florist (207) 873-0443

Key Bank (Main Street) (207) 873-0742 KFS Mortgage Company LLC (207) 873-5151 64

Skowhegan Savings, Fairfield Branch (207) 474-9511

Sunset Flowerland & Greenhouses (207) 453-2357 Waterville Florist & Event Planning (207) 872-7422

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FUNERAL SERVICES AND MONUMENTS Gallant Funeral Home (207) 873-3393 Lawry Brothers Funeral Home (207) 453-6049 Veilleux and Redington Funeral Home and Cremation Service (207) 872-7676 GAS STATIONS, HEATING AND FUEL Maritime Energy (207) 445-5222 GRAPHICS, PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND SIGNS B&B Embroidery and Ink (207) 465-2846 Bromar Printing (207) 474-3784 Color Graphics LLC (207) 232-7235 Saturn Business Services (SBS Carbon Copy) (207) 873-7947 Skyline Publishing (800) 893-9309 The Snowman Group (207) 848-7300 The UPS Store (207) 877-7867 GROCERY AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES B&F Vegetables (207) 873-4345 Buddies Groceries (207) 465-2621 Caswell’s Liquidation Center (207) 873-5181 Damon’s Beverage & Redemption Waterville (207) 873-6228

Downtown Waterville Farmers Market Dow’s Quick Stop (207) 453-7054 Emery’s Meat & Produce (207) 616-3622 Freedom’s Edge Cider (207) 437-1050 Joseph’s Market (207) 873-3364 Meridians (207) 238-0254 Pleau’s Market (207) 873-4612 Rusty Lantern Market (207) 859-9994 Tradewinds Market Plus (207) 426-8555 Tree Spirits (207) 465-3007 Unity Shop N Save (207) 948-2731 Village Market (207) 453-7500 HEALTHCARE AND PHARMACY Aurora Healthcare (207) 785-9316 Back in Motion Physical Therapy (207) 707-4789 Care & Comfort (207) 872-5300 Caring Hands (207) 314-7520 Chandler Bay Resources (207) 872-7558 Crisis & Counseling Centers (207) 626-3448 Delta Ambulance (207) 872-4028 Dudley Chiropractic (207) 873-0088

Damon’s Downtown Waterville (207) 707-5505

Fairfield Pharmacy (207) 453-4411

Dixon’s Country Market (207) 453-9547

Groups: Recover Together (800) 683-8313

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H HEALTHCARE AND PHARMACY (cont’d) HealthReach Community Health Centers (207) 872-5610 Home Hope & Healing Inc. (207) 362-5252 Hospice Volunteers of WTVL (207) 873-3615 Kennebec Behavioral Health (207) 873-2136 Kennebec Medical Consultants (207) 877-9562 Maine Center for Integrated Rehab (207) 453-1330 Maine Laser Skin Care & Medi Spa (207) 873-2158 MaineGeneral Community Care (207) 861-3400 MaineGeneral Health (207) 872-1000 Maine-ly Elder Care (207) 465-3249 Motivational Services (207) 626-3465 New England Naturopathic Health (207) 873-9380 Northern Light Inland Hospital (207) 861-3000 Oakland Pharmacy (207) 465-4440 Pathways Chiropractic Healing Arts Center (207) 465-4325 Redington-Fairview General Hospital (207) 474-5121 Spectrum Generations Muskie Community Center (207) 873-4745

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Work Health, LLC (207) 973-7380 HEATING AND FUEL AFC-Augusta Fuel Company (207) 623-3851 Boudreau’s Heating (207) 616-0880 Dead River Company (207) 873-5115 Downeast Energy (207) 873-3050 Home Energy Answers (207) 200-1880 Houle’s Plumbing, Heating, & Air Conditioning (207) 872-6762 Knowles Mechanical, Inc. (207) 445-4092 Monitor of Maine (207) 453-2253 ReVision Energy (207) 589-4171 Suburban Propane (207) 453-4991 HOME FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES Fortin’s Home Furnishings (207) 872-5941 Hamelin Furniture Company (207) 872-8433 Northern Mattress & Furniture (207) 620-8293 Oakland Furniture (207) 465-3433 Somerset Stone & Stove (207) 465-9800

Twin Pines Family Medicine (207) 861-9355

Steve’s Appliance Service & Sales (207) 547-3294

Unity Pharmacy (207) 948-3950

HOME IMPROVEMENT, CONSTRUCTION AND PLUMBING

Waterville Audiology (207) 872-0320

AJ’s Handyman Service, LLC (207) 616-9203

Waterville Community Dental Center (207) 861-5801

American Glass Company (207) 873-2141

Woodfords Family Services (207) 859-8778

Aubuchon Hardware (207) 873-3800 midmainechamber.com

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Bard and Sons (207) 877-5030

Mainely Handrails (207) 238-0051

Beaulieu Garage Doors (207) 692-4529

McCormack Building Supply, Inc (207) 873-6467

Beck CO & Sons (207) 872-5861

McLaughlin Builders Inc. (207) 872-5212

Boards Under My Feet (207) 313-1830

Nicholas Electrical Company (207) 692-6343

Boulet Group (207) 453-4558

P.D.Q. Door Co., Inc (207) 872-7711

Bowman Constructors (207) 368-2405

Paul White Company (207) 797-7949

C. B. Davis Co., Inc. (207) 872-8671

Reynolds Custom Woodworks (207) 649-3764

Campbell’s Agway True Value (207) 872-7039

Sheridan Corporation (207) 453-9311

Construction Consulting of Maine (207) 242-1259

Sherwin-Williams (207) 873-0552

Crack Tech Foundation Repair (207) 948-3117

Standard Waterproofing Inc. (207) 872-5552

Crooker (207) 729-3331

Strictly Roofing (207) 465-5768

DH Pinnette & Sons - Roofing (207) 873-6353

United AG & Turf NE, LLC (207) 453-7131

Fairfield Drafting & Construction Inc. (207) 660-1511

Valley Arbor Care Inc. (207) 431-6367

Fowlers Roofing (207) 582-1917

Ware-Butler, Inc. (207) 873-3371

Frank Webb Home (207) 716-1601

Windows Plus (207) 872-8776

G&E Roofing, Inc. (207) 660-0120

Wiswell Electric, Inc. (207) 426-3789

H.T. Winters Flooring (207) 872-5566

Zimba Company, Inc. (207) 453-7991

Hammond Lumber Company (207) 495-3303

INSURANCE

HomeStyle Custom Kitchens and Baths (207) 859-3251 Houle’s Plumbing, Heating, & Air Conditioning (207) 872-6762 Legacy Home Improvements Inc. (800) 761-2720 Maine Fire Equipment Co. (207) 474-2992 Mainely Docks (207) 649-1882 midmainechamber.com

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AAA Travel and Insurance (207) 873-0692 CBU Benefits (207) 620-7595 Cornerstone Insurance Agency (207) 872-6529 Cross Insurance (207) 622-4787 GHM Agency (207) 873-5101 HB Insurance (207) 465-2531 67

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INSURANCE (cont’d) Liberty Mutual Insurance (207) 622-0518 Richard P. Martineau Insurance (207) 873-7175 State Farm Insurance - Darrell Tudela (207) 873-2744 State Farm Insurance - John Fortier (207) 873-1101 State Farm Insurance - Michael Lee (207) 872-0999 The Allumbaugh Agency (207) 623-1110 x201 United Insurance (207) 620-3600 LABORATORIES Elanco (207) 873-3989 Northeast Laboratory Services (207) 873-7711 LANDSCAPING, LAWN AND GARDEN CARE AND EQUIPMENT Bacon Property Services (207) 242-6110 Brandon’s Landscape Management, Inc. (207) 453-2911 Family Tree Lawn & Landscape Management (207) 547-4444 Fieldstone Garden, Inc (207) 923-3836 Lakeside Landscape (207) 465-3039 Lynch Landscaping (207) 474-2420 MacKenzie Landscaping, Inc. (207) 873-1621 Pare’s Lawn & Yard, LLC (207) 314-4285 Spicer Tree Specialists (207) 900-8733 Valley Arbor Care Inc. (207) 431-6367 LODGING AND CAMP RENTALS Belgrade Lakes Resources, LLC (207) 873-1772

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Best Western Plus - Waterville (207) 873-0111 Fireside Inn & Suites (207) 873-3335 Hampton Inn (207) 873-0400 Holiday Inn Express (207) 873-2777 Lockwood Hotel (207) 660-0120 Loon Ridge of Belgrade (207) 495-2294 Pleasant Street Inn (207) 680-2515 Pressey House (207) 465-3500 The Elmwood Motel (207) 616-0832 MANUFACTURING AND PROCESSING Duratherm Window Corporation (207) 872-5558 Huhtamaki Food Service | Chinet (207) 873-3351 Mid-State Machine Products, Inc. (207) 873-6136 SAPPI (207) 453-9301 The Shyft Group DuraMag (207) 660-4700 Wrabacon (207) 465-7270 Wunderlich Malec Engineering (207) 873-5002 MARKETING AND BUSINESS CONSULTING Bmalori Creative (207) 337-2176 BNI Elm City Referral Source Chapter (207) 242-7499 Dirigo Partners, LLC (207) 660-5979 Marshall Communications (207) 623-4177 Mitchell Tardy Government Affairs (207) 622-1365 Paul Boudreau & Associates, LLC (908) 745-9517 Serra Public Affairs (207) 480-1313 midmainechamber.com

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Traynham for Good (978) 590-2100

What About Maine (207) 620-4190

Trampoline Design 207-389-6310

WMHB 89.7 FM (207) 859-5454

U.S. Small Business Administration (207) 622-8551

MINING Wolfden Resources (207) 402-0179

MEDIA AND PUBLICATIONS Bangor Daily News (207) 990-8000

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Blueberry Broadcasting (207) 623-9000

OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT KYOCERA Document Solutions New England (207) 797-7224

Coffee News (207) 227-8484

Transco Business Technologies (207) 622-6251

Community Production, LLC (207) 314-4089

Warren’s Office Supplies/The Paper Klip (207) 474-9006

Crossroads-TV (207) 453-9895 Discover Maine Magazine (207) 874-7720 Elm City Photo, Inc. (207) 873-4780 Little Pictures of Maine (207) 592-1769 Maine Eagle Magazine (207) 948-2901 Mainebiz (207) 761-8379 Mix Maine Media (207) 660-4888 Morning Sentinel (207) 873-3341 News Center Maine (207) 828-6666 Skyline Publishing (800) 893-9309 State 23 Media (207) 772-3373 Summertime in the Belgrades (207) 495-3777 Town Line (207) 445-2234 Townsquare Media (B98.5 & 92 Moose, KOOL AM) (207) 623-4735 Turner Publishing (207) 225-2076 WABI TV - Channel 5 (207) 872-0180 midmainechamber.com

PEST AND WILDLIFE CONTROL A&D Construction Plus Inc. (207) 314-0969 Bug Busterzzz (207) 649-1596 PHOTOGRAPHY Elm City Photo, Inc. (207) 873-4780 Little Pictures of Maine (207) 592-1769 No Negatives Photography (207) 458-9688 Samantha Jonness Photography (207) 733-9614 PROPERTY RENTALS AND MANAGEMENT Bricks Coworking & Innovation Space (207) 553-3110 Brown House Properties (207) 873-6483 Fastzak (207) 877-2484 Keystone Management/Orchard Park (207) 873-2800 North River Hathaway (207) 861-5638 Southern Angel Properties, Inc. (207) 314-4029 Spectrum Property Management LLC (207) 716-1096 Standard Management Company (207) 489-2188 69

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R REAL ESTATE Adams Realty (207) 445-4323 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Northeast Real Estate (207) 873-7500

Musicworks (207) 212-2232 Natanis Golf Course (207) 622-3561

Brookewood Realty (207) 620-8212

North Country Rivers, Inc. (207) 672-4814

Century 21 Nason Realty (207) 873-2119

Quarry Road Recreation Area (207) 680-4744

Century 21 Surette Real Estate (207) 873-5634

Redington Museum (207) 872-9439

Coldwell Banker Plourde Real Estate (207) 872-7650

Snow Pond Center for The Arts (844) 476-6976

Lakepoint Real Estate (207) 495-3700

Snow Pond Cruises and Historical Tours (207) 314-3520

Mainely Real Estate (207) 453-8000

Spell Bound - A Gamer’s Paradise (207) 872-8200

OWN Real Estate Maine (207) 314-6080

The Elm (207) 873-5101

Vallee Harwood & Blouin Real Estate (207) 622-2220

Vacationland Skydiving, LLC (207) 487-5638

RECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT

Windsor Fair (207) 549-7911

A&G Shooting (207) 453-2111 Angry Lobster Disc Golf (207) 873-2069 Central Maine Family Fun Bowling Center (207) 474-1203

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Maine BASS Nation (207) 441-4442

Waterville Creates (207) 616-0292 Waterville Country Club (207) 465-9861 RESTAURANTS, PUBS, BAKERIES AND CATERERS

Central Maine Youth Hockey (207) 660-7446

18 Below Raw Bar & Grill (855) 242-1665

Colby College Museum of Art (207) 859-5600

Amici’s Cucina (207) 861-4440

Children’s Discovery Museum (207) 622-2209

Aroma Joe’s (207) 660-4218

Enchanted Gables (207) 331-5300

Asian Cafe (207) 877-6688

Favorites OTB (207) 861-4343

Baking with Danielle (207) 877-4902

Kennebec Messalonskee Trails (207) 873-6443

Bee’s Snack Bar (207) 314-3844

Magic Falls Rafting (800) 207-7238

Belanger’s Drive-In (207) 453-2447

Maine Wilderness Tours (207) 557-9933

Bigelow Brewing Company (207) 399-6262

Maine-ly Power Sports (207) 616-0605

Bolley’s Famous Franks (207) 616-3709 midmainechamber.com

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R Buen Apetito (207) 861-4649

Korner Store & Deli (207) 465-3292

Meridians Kitchen and Bar (207) 742-0036 Ming Lee (207) 873-2828 MJEK Seafood & Grill (207) 215-9481 O’Brien’s Irish Restaurant & Pub (207) 873-0111 OPA (207) 859-3103 Parsonage House (207) 446-7721 Pete’s Pig Southern BBQ (877) 860-1503 Portland Pie (207) 401-6200 Renarda’s Kitchen (207) 616-0704 Rita’s Catering (207) 592-7482 Rita’s House of Pizza (207) 872-0773 Salty Dog BBQ & Catering (207) 453-2515 Selah Tea Cafe (207) 660-9181 Silver Street Tavern (207) 680-2163 Sonny’s Pizza (207) 453-7624 Sunrise Bagel (207) 616-0876 The Pointe Afta (207) 872-0521 The Proper Pig (207) 616-3975 Two Cent Pub (207) 616-3117 Waterville Elks Banquet & Conference Center (207) 873-4235

Lion’s Den Tavern (207) 616-0209

RETAILERS

Cancun Mexican Restaurant (207) 872-7400 Cappza’s Pizza (207) 873-7770 Cheung Lee Express (207) 453-8188 Domino’s (207) 873-0100 Drip City Arcade Bar (207) 616-0657 Engine 5 Bakehouse, LLC (207) 616-3772 Erica’s (207) 859-8761 Firehouse Subs (207) 616-3074 Front & Main (207) 660-0130 Governor’s Restaurant (207) 872-0677 Heritage House (207) 474-5100 Hillman’s Bakery (207) 453-6300 Holy Cannoli (207) 877-7899 Jewel of India (207) 872-0331 Jin Yuan (207) 861-4433 Juliette’s Bakery & Deli, Inc. (207) 873-3700 Ken’s Food Truck (207) 614-4111 Kentucky Fried Chicken/Taco Bell (207) 872-6261

Mainely Brews Restaurant & Brewhouse (207) 873-2457 Maine Grains, Inc./The Millers Table (207) 474-8001 McDonald’s Restaurants | Romad Co. (207) 872-6260 midmainechamber.com

April’s Eats & Sweets 207-313-3902 Bacon Farm Maple Products LLC (207) 547-5053 Bearly Used Boutique (207) 872-5055 71

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RETAILERS (cont’d) Bixby & Co. (207) 691-2634 Candy Hollow (207) 716-1561 Children’s Book Cellar (207) 872-4543 Comics, Cards & Collectibles (207) 716-1342 Day’s Jewelers (207) 872-9025 Fish Tails Pet Emporium (207) 859-3000 Gorham Bike and Ski (207) 660-6761

Treasure Chest II (207) 873-7411 Valley Springs Essentials (207) 660-7322 Wallace Events (207) 593-7643 Wal-Mart Supercenter (207) 877-8774 RETIREMENT LIVING AND NURSING HOMES Mount Saint Joseph (207) 873-0705

Hathaway Mill Antiques (207) 877-0250

Northern Light Continuing Care, Lakewood (207) 873-5125

Incense and Peppermints (207) 860-0318

Oak Grove Center Genesis Healthcare (207) 873-0721

Johnny’s Selected Seeds (877) 564-6697

Sunset Home of Waterville (207) 872-8414

JR’s Trading (207) 877-7105

Woodlands Senior Living (207) 872-8992

L. Tardif Jeweler (207) 872-7542

SECURITY

Loyal Biscuit Co. (207) 660-9200 Maine Crisp Company (207) 213-9296 Marden’s, Inc. (207) 873-6112 Old Soul Collective (207) 313-1298 Oliver & Friends Bookshop!

(207) 707-2123 RE-BOOKS Used and Rare Books (207) 877-2484

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The Framemakers (207) 872-8927

Cayer Security Services, Inc. (207) 453-9177 Cunningham Security Systems (866) 551-6377 Seacoast Security (207) 236-4876 Storage Facilities Always Sunny Storage (207) 640-2221 Belgrade Lakes Boat Auto & RV Storage (207) 495-2378 TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Retail Therapy (207) 213-4600

AT&T (207) 771-8511

Sam’s Club (207) 623-2757

Consolidated Communications (844) 968-7224

Skowhegan Wooden Rule, Co. Inc. (207) 474-0953

Cove Central Communications (207) 274-2460

Staples (207) 873-4092

Maine Communications Consulting LLC (207) 873-4648

Stoney Ridge Alpaca Farm & Store, LLC (207) 314-1556

OTELCO Communications (877) 643-6246 midmainechamber.com

BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY DIRECTORY

Pine Tree Cellular (207) 859-8800 Redzone Wireless, LLC (207) 596-5700 T-Mobile (207) 859-8000 UniTel, Inc. (207) 948-3900 US Cellular (207) 861-8353 Yankee Communications (207) 453-2000 TRANSPORTATION AND RELOCATION Ally Charter Bus (866) 625-7682 Bangor International Airport (BGR) (207) 992-4600 Boulet Group (207) 453-4558 Cape Air (800) 352-0714 Central Maine Regional Airport (207) 634-5351 Concord Coach Lines (800) 639-3317 Cyr Bus Line/Cyr Northstar Tours (207) 827-2335 Greyhound Bus Lines (207) 680-2540 Kennebec Explorer & Somerset Explorer LaFleur Airport (207) 861-8013 Pan Am Railways/Maine Central Railroad (800) 955-9216 PRO Moving Service (207) 462-8971

TRAVEL AGENCIES AAA Travel and Insurance (207) 873-0692 Days Travel Bureau (207) 873-0755 Diane’s Travel Agency (207) 873-9500 TROPHIES AND ENGRAVING Yankee Trophy (207) 453-2001 UTILITIES Actual Energy Inc. (207) 445-9889 Ampion (207) 708-8657 Brookfield Renewable (212) 417-7000 Central Maine Power (207) 453-5611 HQUS (860) 241-4024 Kennebec Water District (207) 872-2763 New England Clean Energy Connect NECEC Transmission, LLC (866) 676-3232 NextEra Energy Resources (561) 691-7171 Summit Natural Gas of Maine, Inc. (207) 621-8000 Wireless Construction, Inc. (207) 642-5751 WHOLESALE AND DISTRIBUTION Fred’s Coffee Company (207) 872-5824

TRASH DISPOSAL, SEPTIC AND TOILETS

Mbingo Mountain Coffee (207) 861-1796

AAA Portable Toilets (207) 437-9345

Oakhurst Dairy (207) 772-7468

Casella (207) 848-7551

Pepsi Co. (207) 784-5791

Central Maine Septic & Portable Toilets (207) 474-7216

Sam’s Club (207) 623-2757

Gregory’s Disposal (207) 465-4500

Valley Beverage (207) 783-1777

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Recently permitted 120,000 sf warehouse building.

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Over 900 acres in vicinity of the NEW Interstate 95 Exit 124

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in Waterville and Sidney, Maine

Easy access off Route 95 Exit 124

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Shovel Ready

120,000 sf Fully Permitted Warehouse Facility

Trafton Properties LLC Phone : 401-738-4100 Email: info@traftonproperties.com

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