BS in medical biology. I am very familiar with medical lab scientists, does that require more schooling? Or a specific program?

Stardew valley that shit man!

Your 4 year degree is in?

BSN? Bio?

I work in healthcare but have no patient contact and at a facility that doesn't even have patients, so no giving directions in the hallway for me. My wage is quite livable, and I'm a medical laboratory scientist.

Dream job though would be working at Johnny's Seed company!

My son bought a car from New Hampshire without getting a title. Stupid I know, but lesson learned (I hope). Well it turned out to be a salvage vehicle which led to more hassle. One more thing to watch out for.

Thank you!

Reid is currently closed for repairs.

Don't have to be from away to be a jerk, plenty of 7th generation Mainahs on here prove this on a daily!

I saw a wedding party at Wolfe's Neck once, taking photos!

Reid is currently closed even to walk-ins.

NH didn't have titles in 1997? That's wild!

You mean IF the vehicle were older than 95, right? According to the statute cited previously?

No, weed is much better!

Hopefully not a 1997 Porsche 996

If a house had a meth addiction it would look like this.

Apparently I've offended someone with my statement.

Don't know the details in this case but, you're right, we shouldn't be quick to make assumptions about swimming ability or even life jackets.

Cold water kills, sometimes even if the victim knew how to swim.

https://www.coldwatersafety.org/

In the 30’s my grandfather was offered half of fort pond in Lancaster Massachusetts for like 10k. He already owned a decent sized chunk plus a 100 acre farm. More land more problems back then.

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There's an all-day workshop on sustainable energy/sustainable living in Farmington tomorrow (Saturday). Lmk if you're interested!

Then he needs a obtains title.

It’s like following a cake recipe.

“Put in oven”

Don’t have an oven? Then acquire one, or don’t make a cake.

Most local groups in Maine post on local Facebook pages. Just generally speaking it's a good idea to be aware of the local pages even if you aren't on Facebook yourself. Just mentioning it because to someone who doesn't normally use it, it might not be obvious. Another source of local groups and activities are the small penny saver type local papers that run weekly listings. Most have an online presence these days. A google of the town or area you're moving to should bring these up.

You’re right. No dogs beginning April 1.

I’d be surprised if be any people on the beach at this time of year

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Marshall Point Lighthouse. Open daily sunrise to sunset

178A MARSHALL POINT RD, PORT CLYDE, ME 04855

and yes, that is Tom Hanks.

I’ve had it since September. It’s been excellent. Stable speeds, no noticeable dips. Excellent response time. I’m getting pretty darn close to a gig reliably when hardwired. 400-600mbps over WiFi throughout the house, but that’s a limitation of my equipment, not Fidium. Eventually I’ll upgrade. Zero downtime so far, even when we had some ice on the fiber line in that super cold spell.

Spectrum went full nuclear and tried to tell me they’d be out of business in a year and are a “fly by night” company. I just laughed. Felt great to tell them to shut my account off.

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Definitely consider Marshall Point Lighthouse in Port Clyde, which was featured in Forrest Gump. Totally picturesque worthy of popping the question. It’s beautiful during the day, but nothing beats lighthouses at night. Recently, many people flocked to capture the aurora borealis that just occurred recently here in Maine. Maybe you guys will get lucky and see some, or even some Milky Way galaxies!