You can't get more local than this! Artist owned and operated, this little co-op gallery is packed…read morewith a wide variety of local art and artisan goods. Bas-relief art tiles, enameled copper jewelry, gold leaf paintings, large-scale nature photography, custom-designed wearables for women, men and kids, hand-carved and constructed wooden kitchen items, locally made soaps, perfume oils and lip balms. Stop in and see the big variety in such a little shop.

This place is very tiny and is located inside the Maine Grind building. I have to say though, as…read moretiny as it may be I always find some items in here that I like. On my last visit the items ranged from stone sculpture, to knitted goods to art glass and ceramic tiles. There really is a little of something for everyone. I recommend stopping by if you are in the area.

We were looking for things to do, and my wife came across the Cole Land Transportation Museum. She…read moresaid it had trains, and we both love trains (who doesn't?) so we made the trip. After paying the entrance fee, they do offer a free "scavenger hunt" placard divvied out by easy, medium, and hard. They each have photos of emblems or things for you to try and locate throughout the whole facility. You then write them down under the pictures with your erasable marker. The Cole family made their fortune in the trucking industry and eventually sold the business in the 90s. A very loving family, and after seeing and reading about Cole Transportation, seemed like a wonderful place to work for that treated their customers and employees right. The patriarch of the family eventually established the idea for the museum, and got to work. The museum has many aspects of transportation within, and lots of Maine background stories. There's Snowplows, Fire Equipment, Farm Equipment, Cars, Trains, Military, Construction vehicles, Sleighs, and so much more. The signage gives everything you'd want to know about the vehicles and artifacts, and if you want more info, any of the volunteers (most, if not all are military veterans) can probably answer your questions. If you have young children, you'll probably be in and out of here as I'd have to bet that most young children would be relatively quickly bored even with the variety of exhibits. But, my wife and I actually spent several hours slowly going up and down each aisle so we could get a good look at everything. The place was not full at all. The museum says they sponsor many school trips there and "be a friend to a veteran" talks. They sponsor essay writing contests with topics such as "What Freedom Means to Me." They have pictures of their former 18-wheelers with patriotic slogans painted on the sides entered by school children and voted on by committee. This museum shouts out loud that you're proud to be an American and able to live the American Dream. It's $7 for adults to enter, and all children are free. Well worth it and very happy to support local businesses. FYI, we ended up finding just over half of the "hard" scavenger hunt items. We'll have to look for more next time.

By no means am I a transportation enthusiast, but for $7, I got a lot out of it and had a good…read moretime. There is quite the collection of various modes of transportation (tractors, cars, sleighs, buses, train cars, etc.). Our group of twenty-somethings had a great time learning and enjoying the various photo ops. I can see people of all ages enjoying this museum.

What a wonderful guy! Very friendly, very skilled, and part of a vanishing generation of craftsmen…read more I would suggest calling first because he is no longer at the listed address on yelp, he's working out of his home, and I'm not posting his home address here. Could not give this gentleman a higher recommendation.

Great new location at 199 Forest Ave., Bangor, with the same phone number. And excellent service…read moreas always!

My go-to place to keep mowers running. Everything from transmission replacement to showing me how a…read morequarter-inch circle of dirt on the fuel pump vent can stop my mower. Great people and very fair prices. A tremendous asset to our town.

This has been my go to place for fresh apples and cider. Pick you own seems to go on and on for…read moremany weeks with different varieties available every week.

Arthur and Bobbi and true craftsmen. They did amazing work on my loveseat cushions and my mom's…read morebench. I am so glad I decided to have my mom's bench restored, as she passed away recently. Now this piece is a family heirloom. Sadly I was unable to upload my jpg photos to share more.

The craftsmen at Rideout's Upholstery are outstanding in their knowledge, skill, and attitude. A…read morefew years ago, I had a beautiful antique chair upholstered at another place. Recently, a friend sat in this chair and the seat of the chair collapsed. It turns out that, while the other business did a fine job covering the seat, the workmen there did not properly craft the seat's underpinnings. Mr. Rideout completed the job. Three cheers for Rideout's! We are so fortunate to have such a business in Bangor.

I had an excellent experience with having a book published at Furbush-Roberts Printing, and it was…read morean extraordinary experience to be able to carry out every step of the process in our small city of Bangor. The century of experience which this small company has is evident in the quality of their finished product. I am a huge fan!

Extremely happy with Moore's service which was fast, reliable and professional. I had a grease…read moreclogged sewer line that caused havoc in my downstairs bathroom and I was very stressed about it. I called on Friday night and they came early Saturday morning and cleared the clogged pipe! I was vastly relieved. Price was reasonable even with the additional amount for weekend work. I was happy to pay it.

We have a summer camp in Maine and had trouble finding a company that could both install a pump…read morealarm and risers on an old concrete system. Our plumber suggested Moores. They were honest how long it would take to get an appointment, but took a lot of information over the phone/email so things could happen in one day. Then, they had a sick employee and wanted to reschedule. When I explained we were leaving the next day, they shifted things to cover us. And worked late to get it done. They explained everything as they did it. And the price was reasonable. Everyone was professional and pleasant. We are very pleased.