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Kelly and the team at Time 4 Printing are great! They are quick, friendly, accommodating, and…read morealways produce beautiful work!

Worst type of people. I know that's extreme but I've had two people I know work for them and have a…read moresubscription to their magazine. They treat people different and unprofessional. They can rip you off easily. I've worked in magazine business and asked a lot of questions when I got cold called for ad placement. THIS MAGAZINE ONLY DOES ADS. Over the years they're magazine has spiraled down. No good features or stories. ALL ADS. That's where they make their money.

From the owner: Established in 1985 by Colin and Nancy Sargent, Portland Magazine fearlessly refuses to offer…read moreundifferentiated "content." Our prizewinning stories are singular for having real substance. We celebrate the region's native appeal with revealing, highly detailed stories on fascinating personalties; unbiased reviews; cuisine news in our acclaimed Hungry Eye pages; and our signature interviews that are strikingly not puff pieces. Not monetized, not compromised, and created for our readers over everything else, our stories dare to be different and dare to provoke. You deserve nothing less.

definition for 'community' in boothbay harbor - a strange older man walking passed the cottage…read moreseveral times before making his way onto the porch and knocks on the door. definition for 'trust' in boothbay harbor - the strange man states his name and position with the register, and andy allows him into the cottage. trust thy neighbor. yeah, but what neighbor is he? and why is he inside this cottage? who is trusting this guy? definition for 'puzzling identity crisis' in boothbay harbor - strangely the strange man tries to connect 'scientist' and 'research' into our vacation cottage, and should be dumbfounded to find 3 men, 1 woman, and 1 female child in the cottage when he should be interviewing men with south african accents as the real researchers are from a different country. but, give him props for connecting a circle into a square opening. definition for 'be that as it may' in boothbay harbor - such the strange man would initiate the interview, once it was known he had the wrong house and wrong people, be that as it may, he will interview you any way. definition for 'answer all questions, then i will leave' in boothbay harbor - what would the strange man write knowing he was in the wrong house, speaking with the wrong people? since the puzzling community interview started, be that as it may, the only way to leave in trust is to complete the interview with all questions asked and all questions answered. definition for 'hard to erase what is already inked' in boothbay harbor - hey strange man, what type of notes did you take? and we are going to see if you really say who you are when the next edition of the boothbay register is published on friday. hmm... interesting read. confirming the guy does work for the boothbay register as the local gossip columnist. right on mister!! love the local gossip with the exception of... funny how my gary is now married to kim and they have a lovely daughter named megan. apparently, gary and kim were married at newagen back in 2002 (man, i must have been extremely drunk and out of it as i could have swore she married andy), and to make mends with boothbay harbor, gary didn't mean to bring the bad weather. oh, lest us not forget they were in tow with a good friend of theirs, andy. what a story! sounds great, but all the details are incorrect, but the story is excellent. i wonder what he drinks while on the job? hey, he left me out of the story in its entirety. more than likely because of 1) i was not caucasian/white skin, but i do have good skin color and, 2) what would the locals think to read that two homosexual men were staying in the same cottage together. oh me. oh my. what would debbie (no, debra!) think???

From the owner: The Boothbay Register is a family-owned newspaper, founded in 1876 that covers the Midcoast Maine…read moretowns of Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Southport, Edgecomb and more.

Don't keep trying to get people to pay for your tag. It lacks professionalism and there is never…read moreanything worthwhile in it except obituaries which should be FREE to access since people already pay for them!!

Same thing... had to call many times a month lately for undelivered paper. Never received one, no…read moreapologies, don't really care. Sent a text to Brendan McQuaid the owner/publisher and got no reply. Obviously the poor culture in the entire company trickles down from the top! RIP Union Leader....

Recent call to place an Ad. Left a message and Bruce called me back. Helped with the Ad and made…read morehelpful suggestions. Cheaper than usual because there is no more paper on Saturday. Kind of bummed with that as most "yard salers" grab a paper Saturday morning. Bruce was great though. Maybe if enough is said about losing Saturday it will get brought back. Until then advertising is still reasonable. If placing an ad be mindful of when it will be in the paper.

The best part about this Paper is the one that comes out on Sunday and even that one is a little on…read morethe lite side! The paper also has a lot of leanings to the LEFT of things! So I guess that's why I get most of my new online!

I like The Wire. It's free and has useful information about what's happening in town. If it…read morewasn't for The Wire, I'd probably have to pay Foster's or the Herald to find out what's happening in Portsmouth. I wish there was a little more depth to some of the articles but I'm not complaining because of the price. And you really can find this newspaper all over town. My favorite place to find all of the free papers is just inside the door at the Rusty Hammer, but they're everywhere.

Awesome weekly newspaper. Has all the details of events and activities I want and great articles…read moreabout film and theater. Really worth picking up and its free!!