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Maine author Tess Gerritsen’s new book “The Shadow Friends” comes out Aug. 25. It’s the the third in her series about retired CIA spies in small-town Maine, which Amazon is developing for TV.
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Maine author Tess Gerritsen’s new book “The Shadow Friends” comes out Aug. 25. It’s the the third in her series about retired CIA spies in small-town Maine, which Amazon is developing for TV.

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u/RayRouthier — 22 hours ago
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Contractor Insurance

Long story short, I’m a carpenter, doing mostly handyman stuff … I’ve done big reno’s and frame to finish projects in the past .. but have kinda been having fun playing the small jons lately .. my insurance just went from roughly $600/yr to $3600 !!! With no warning !! I’m not very happy .. I’m going to change companies, just on principle. Anyone out there have any recommendations?? Montpelier area. TIA 🤙

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u/neckbonemalarkey — 10 days ago
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Golden Road Cost / Alternatives

We regularly camp in the North Maine Woods since our goal is usually to get as far from civilization as possible. I priced out a longer trip this fall, but camping/day-use access on the Golden Road would be around $800 for 10 nights, which is unfortunately out of our budget this year.

Are there any other areas in northern Maine we could explore back roads and do remote camping? I know we’re more limited without access to the Golden Road, but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

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u/OkIndependent7932 — 11 days ago