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Metal_Worldly t1_j9fng4o wrote

I would put my vote in for Gardiner. It seems to have more going on and a nice little downtown. A handful of independent eateries to. Lisbon is ok has a few really nice restaurants, 1 chef earning a james beard nomination but no real downtown to speak of. Look into Brunswick area as well. Lots of everything close by, young vibe with Bowdoin college. Easy travel with 295, and route 1 for coastal. May remind you more of your current location. Just my opinion, good luck.

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Sleuthiestofsleuths OP t1_j9fne6j wrote

Thanks! I kinda loved Gardiner, and what it's trying to be, when I visited a few months ago. But I've read articles talking about Lisbon's revival, and it's closer to Portland and all the things, so that's what makes it a contender for me. Good to get feedback from people who know the areas.

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78FANGIRL t1_j9fl7lp wrote

At the salon a few months back, and a lady said her husband gave her a card specifically for Dunkin' Donuts purchases, so they could keep track. Last year she spent over $3,000! 😵

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koaladisc t1_j9ffv0x wrote

I agree with the other comment. Outside of top ivy schools, a degree is a degree. Try to find a college and program that match your interests and visit if you can. For environmental science, I'd want to know what sort of hands-on fieldwork they do and other out-of-the-classroom options. Take a look at their program descriptions.

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bugmoon OP t1_j9f9yc4 wrote

Reply to comment by jerdonkiesman in Life in 1970s Maine by bugmoon

That would be fantastic! I’ve really struggled to find photographs of people’s homes anywhere so it would be awesome to see those if you don’t mind sharing!

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