Wooden Screen Door Company is proud of the quality of the materials and methods we use to construct our custom wooden screen/storm doors. Everything from expansion, contraction and the species of the wood, to straightness of grain, thickness of wood, finishing treatments and hardware has been considered for quality and durability. From the design to milling, assembly to shipping, quality and pride are instilled into everything we do to manufacture our doors. We are confident that you, our customer, will be thrilled with the quality and workmanship that is evident in these unique, custom wooden screen/storm doors.
Dafni Greek Products
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Artisanal Greek hand crafted specialties. We select the finest olives from the Lakonia region in Greece.
Our DÁFNI Extra Virgin Olive Oil is a Single Variety and unfiltered “living olive oil”. This ensures optimal health benefits and flavor. Our oil’s acidity is below .5%, qualifying it as premium grade extra virgin, the highest quality available. The DÁFNI Greek Gourmet product line includes our Unfiltered Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Authentic Greek Drizzling Oils made with our Wild Oregano. We create three additional flavors – Balsamiko (aged balsamic vinegar and garlic) Lemóni, (fresh lemon), and Kokkíno (aged red wine vinegar).
In addition to our award winning oils, Dafni’s olives are hand cured, using our low-sodium proprietary brine recipe. Dafni handpicks and harvests their herbs: Oregano, Bay Leaves, and Mountain Tea completing the truly unique opportunity for handcrafted Greek Gourmet Products in Biddeford, Maine.
the dooloop
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With a dooloop, your hands are freed up for your morning coffee, a phone call, sharing treats, or holding someone’s hand.
Dooloops are made in Maine of non-toxic, recycled/recyclable plastic and hand-assembled, for packaging that doesn’t require single use plastic: useful, cute, affordable and light-weight (<6grams), the dooloop is good for you and kind to the planet.
Dooloops come in 7 colors, lobster red, millennial pink, matcha green, charcoal, new blue, Bari’s lilac and woof white, Malibu pink, aquaBella, sage that shit, and ‘sad beige’ – for city folks
Spread Peace, not poo! And Love your walk:)
Dooloops make a great gift!
Timberlake Shaker Furniture
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S. Timberlake Company was founded in Bethel, Maine as a mail order company by Sam,Ross, and Natalie Timberlake in 1974 and did not have a “formal” showroom store until 1979 when space was leased in Portland, Maine’s “Old Port District.”
The first products we made were the classic ladderback Shaker chairs. We were impressed by the strength of the joints and durability of such a light-weight chair. Today, we make a complete catalog of Shaker furniture for every room in the house.
The S.Timberlake workshops and showroom are located on Routes 2, 5, and 26 in Bethel,Maine. Tours of the workshops are frequently given to visitors.
Loring Outdoors Inc
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The Native American tradition of handcrafted pack baskets began hundreds of years ago, and the skills used to produce the traditional Ash pack basket have been passed down from generation to generation. The Loring Outdoors company was born from this beautiful Wabanaki cultural tradition when Wane Loring learned how to weave pack baskets from his father, Eugene Loring, a Penobscot Tribal Member and Master Basket Weaver.
Eugene spent many nights and weekends handcrafting pack baskets to fill custom orders from select clients. The traditional Ash pack baskets are magnificent products of long hours of dedication, attention to details, and unique craftsmanship. These baskets tend to be more expensive due to the time it takes to make one and the cost of materials.
As a young man, Wane wondered how he could improve on his basket weaving technique to produce a less expensive, yet more durable product. Wane spent all of 1999 testing a variety of synthetic materials to modernize the timeless tradition of the Wabanaki by making pack baskets that would satisfy the current market.
After a year of research and development, trial and error, and customer feedback, Wane finally developed a synthetic pack basket so strong, it was nearly indestructible. Wane tested the market by giving his new synthetic pack basket to hunters, ice fishermen, nature photographers and videographers, and other outdoorsmen to have them tested. The only requirement to receive a free beta Loring Pack Basket at the time was to get really rough with it and let Wane know how it handled the experience.
The response was amazing. Everyone was surprised by the strength of the baskets and how easy it was to care for them. Since then, Wane, his wife Kim, and his sons Justin and Jesse have been working hard to improve the quality of their baskets, which are still hand-woven with the same care and passion as their ancestors.
The Loring’s are very proud of their Wabanaki heritage and basket making tradition and still produce and sell traditional Ash pack baskets. However, their current focus is to provide customers with nearly indestructible baskets at a reasonable price.
Monteux Gallery
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Nikon professional nature photographer for the past 12 years. Formerly ESPN/NBC sports announcer from 1977 to 2013. I find inspiration simply by being immersed in nature, where I feel most at home! Plus, Moose love me….
Small Farma Wellness
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Small Farma Wellness provides unique and handmade CBD (and CBD-free) products with a focus on holistic health and herbalism. With bath bombs, lollipops, tinctures and creams, we hope to encourage people to build a relationship with the natural healing powers of plants and to be uplifted and supported in their health journeys. Whether you seek support for stress, pain, or more we are here to help you find a product and an approach that works best for you while always maintaining a positive and playful attitude towards our health and well-being.
We are passionate about plant medicine in general, because it can help attend to a great societal need for emotional and physical healing. After feeling exasperated with conventional approaches to chronic health issues, we want to share this gentle and natural approach with others.
Gifford’s Ice Cream
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Today, Gifford’s sells 1.7 million gallons of ice cream each year and serves more than one million cones each summer from five family-owned and operated stands. The company offers 100 unique ice cream flavors, frozen yogurts, sherbets, and sorbets. The ice cream can be found in grocery stores, independent ice cream shops, colleges, universities and restaurants all the way from Maine to the Mid Atlantic, to the Mid-West and as far West as Nevada.
When you have five generations of ice cream making history behind every flavor, it’s no wonder that Gifford’s Famous Ice Cream has received its share of national and international awards. But perhaps most importantly, Gifford’s Famous Ice Cream brings you back to those carefree days when your only worry was how many more days until summer. It’s why we like to say our ice cream is a vacation from the every day.
Becoming Jewelry
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In 2007, as the busy mother of two young daughters, Tracey Graves began making jewelry as a way to channel her self-expression. A self-taught designer, she loved the challenge of figuring out how to create what was in her head. Inspired by her reading and the people and places around her, Tracey’s creations were more than just pieces of jewelry. They were personal mementos infused with meaning.
In 2012, she began working full-time on the business. She launched her first wholesale line, and started working with shops around New England, creating pieces to serve as reminders of special places. Today, Becoming offers multiple collections, each piece crafted by hand in Maine.
At its core, Becoming is about expressing the small things with big meaning. It’s about celebrating both the everyday moments and the milestones, a gift you give yourself or someone you love.
Dean’s Sweets
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Dean Bingham of Dean’s Sweets began his truffle making career years ago as a somewhat casual, somewhat serious sideline. As an accomplished architect for decades, his fine sense of aesthetics and high standards made truffle-making an irresistible pursuit. With the art of chocolate-making, Dean applies his design talents in the selection of the highest quality ingredients. And because each is hand-dipped, he creates a unique piece of art with each truffle, always attentive to proportion, texture, hue, and above all, taste. From the very beginning, Dean witnessed a consistent pattern of “wow” and delight whenever anyone bit into one of his truffles.
Encouraged by these fans of chocolate, Dean’s Sweets officially opened for business in 2004. Though the business is more “serious” now, the truffles haven’t changed – they are still individually hand-dipped and exceptional!