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FROM SEACOAST WEDDINGS MAGAZINE: With the ebb and flow of the ocean at our doorsteps and the constant cacophony of crashing waves resounding in our every-day background, we are lucky to be able to call the Seacoast our home. Caught up in the daily bustle, we can sometimes grow numb to the beguiling views and natural magic that this place offers.
FROM COOLHUNTING.COM: Where US Route 1 veers closer to the shoreline than any other major highway, it’s often referred to as the coastal road—or the scenic route. This most certainly applies to the iconic path’s position in Maine, as it travels from Portsmouth, New Hampshire to the first coastal town, Kittery and all the way up to Canada. It’s a charming, often winding, two lanes that pass from isolated stretches of nothingness into the Main Streets of small towns.
FROM SEACOAST ONLINE: There are few things like steamers by the waterfront to place you firmly in the mode of summer. Tugging the mollusks from their shells and dipping them in buttery broth is a sensation that not only primes the tastebuds, it triggers a stream of nostalgic memories of summers gone by.
FROM SEACOAST ONLINE: Pepperrell Cove Group chef Henry Ares knows this particular waterfront, its history and its spirit. As his first job, in 1984, he worked in the kitchen of the old Cap’n Simeon’s Galley.
FROM SEACOAST ONLINE: There are few things like steamers by the waterfront to place you firmly in the mode of summer. Tugging the mollusks from their shells and dipping them in buttery broth is a sensation that not only primes the tastebuds, it triggers a stream of nostalgic memories of summers gone by.
FROM SEACOAST ONLINE: Fair Tide, the nonprofit organization committed to ending homelessness on the Seacoast, celebrated its 20th anniversary with a sold-out fundraising Thursday that brought businesses and residents together to raise money to help address the growing problem of homelessness.
FROM SEACOAST ONLINE: The vision for the town dock area at 88 Pepperrell Cove, the former Frisbee’s Market and Cap’n Simeon’s Galley took a major step toward completion this week with the opening of Provisions at Pepperrell Cove
FROM SEACOAST ONLINE: Construction work continues by the Pepperrell Cove Group on four new businesses in the buildings that housed Frisbee’s Market and Cap’n Simeon’s restaurant, with the convenience store, Provisions, eying an early March opening.
FROM SEACOAST ONLINE: The Kittery Planning Board on Thursday night determined changing the building use of the former Frisbee’s Market did not constitute a significant change of intensity use. It will permit the group looking to redevelop the site at 88 Pepperrell Cove to obtain a building permit for the market building to convert it into a restaurant.
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