Instead, the long-running fest will crown a Maine Lobster Festival Delegate.
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Charles Herbert Woodbury and Hamilton Easter Field made Ogunquit a destination for aspiring artists but also began a feud.
Cooking for hungry students and researchers in the ’70s, he learned to love seafood that other chefs ignored. Then, he kick-started a culinary revolution.
It has become the community hangout after DiCocoa’s closed in 2021.
The plant-based shop's toasts and sandwiches aren’t meaty, but they’re plenty hearty.
Cruise around the quiet island roads, explore an abandoned summer colony, take in the many ocean vistas, and more.
Hike 12 miles of island trails, visit the island’s many studios and art galleries, view a 75-year-old shipwreck, and more.
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Data collected by the citizen-science project indicates that about one of every three frogs, toads, and salamanders crossing a road gets run over.