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A new design

by John Briggs on January 24, 2009

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Some of you who have been here before are probably wondering, “Am I on the right site?”. Yes, you are on the right web site. Birding In Maine has had a makeover. After having the same look and feel for almost one year, I was ready for a change. This design has a clean and [...]

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Here is an update to the devastating fire that struck the Yarmouth Business Complex on the night of Janurary 2nd, 2008. YARMOUTH (NEWS CENTER) — The owner of a business building in Yarmouth destroyed by fire says he wanted a space for new businesses to thrive. Art Dyer bought the building at 500 Route 1 [...]

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Sadly the Wild Bird Center of Yarmouth, and 9 other businesses in the building are no more. A 6 alarm fire destroyed the building last night. YARMOUTH (NEWS CENTER) — Fire crews are still on scene trying to get a six alarm fire under control on Route 1 in Yarmouth. The fire first broke out just [...]

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  The mercury is falling and snow is flying in parts of Maine. Lakes and ponds are freezing over and I’ve seen some saltwater bays and beaches with ice forming at their edges. Just shows that winter in Maine does not begin on December 21st. Birds are coming to the feeders all fluffed up. They [...]

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I am proud to announce that the Maine Birders Network (MBN) was officially launched this afternoon. It is ready to go, and those who would like to use the discussion board may register now.  There are no posts at this time, but with member usage, it should grow by leaps and bounds. Those who are [...]

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Maine Birders Network

by John Briggs on October 19, 2008

in Blog,Site News

Recently, I offered a question on the Maine-BirdList: Who would be interested in a Maine birders discussion board? I would be the one to set up and maintain such a board if the responses favored such an endeavor. The overwhelming response was for such a discussion forum. I am happy to report that on Sunday [...]

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Over the next week, you will see some changes to the Birding In Maine site. This is necessary to keep ahead of spammers and hackers who continually try to hack this site without any luck. You may experience the maintenance page, which alerts you to come back at another time. You may also encounter a [...]

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