Posts with tag 'Local Businesses'
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Meet the Makers of the Northeast Kingdom and Western Maine
How often have you marveled at the incredible artisan crafts on display in local gift shops and galleries? Support the creative community of the Northeast Kingdom and Western Maine with visits to these fascinating spots that our real estate agents recommend.
Meet Artists of the NEK and Western Maine
Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild - St. Johnsbury, VT
Address: 430 Railroad St., St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
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Country Stores and Local Markets Across North Central New Hampshire
In a world where every supermarket looks the same, it's nice to find someplace local and get a more personal touch. There are plenty of country stores and local markets across North Central New Hampshire where you can get great quality products while supporting local businesses. Here are a few that our real estate agents like.
New Hampshire's Country Stores
Zeb's General Store - North Conway, NH
Address: 2675 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, NH 03860
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6 Must-Visit Bakeries in New Hampshire's White Mountains
There aren't many things that can pull our real estate agents' attention away from the scenery on their drives through the White Mountains, but local bakeries are definitely the exception.
Whether you're looking for a sweet treat for your next get-together or picking up a quick meal on the go, these cozy independent shops have you covered. Check out these enticing bakeries near our
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Outdoor Dining to Enjoy in the NEK of Vermont & Western Maine
Thanks to outdoor seating, majestic views, and food fit for a king, anyone can eat like royalty in the NEK. Our real estate agents share some of their favorite restaurants to visit this spring.
Great Outdoor Dining Spots in the NEK of Vermont and Western Maine
Kingdom Crust Co. - St. Johnsbury, VT
Address: 1216 Railroad St., St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
Great pizza starts at the bottom, and no one does it better than
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Adding Houseplants to Your Home Can Help Banish Cabin Fever
During my teenage years, the one and only houseplant my family had was a snake plant, commonly known as a mother-in-law plant or mother-in-law's tongue. It sat in a small pot in the living room and followed my mother from that house through a couple of moves and finally to the apartment she lived in before passing away.
The plant is known for its sword-shaped, green-striped leaves with yellow margins and is considered low-maintenance. Unbelievably, 50 years later, the plant or a cutting from it (we're not quite sure) now lives at my brother's home and has grown considerably from its original pint size into a large four-foot-tall specimen. It's most likely survived all these yea...