Maine - Travel with the Gazette & Travel with the Current

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	The Melillo family took two week traveling in their motor home in Maine. Luke, Eileen, Luke and Gina started in Bar Harbor/Acadia National Park then headed north for whitewater rafting on the Penobscot River and moose sightings along the Katahdin Mountain. They are shown in Naples, Maine after a trip on the Songo Queen by Lake Sabago.
	The Gazette traveled to mid-coast Maine and made a stop in Boothbay Harbor along with Alan and Betty Bevan of Ocean City and Bruce Rahn of Seaville. Pictured with them is Bruce’s sister, Pat Konover, who they visited at her summer home in Rockland, Maine. The highlight of the trip was a stop at the annual Lobster Fest, held every summer in Rockland.
	Craig Peters of Ocean City was up in Jonesboro, Maine with the Gazette during late April. He is standing with Tracy Watts and Will Faulkingham, the owners of Jonesboro Custom Finish Shop. Craig was there for the launching of his new boat, Fish Tale, which Tracy and Will just completed building. Capt Craig is the owner of Fish Tale Charters, LLC a charter fishing business in the Ocean City area.
	Joe and Sue Niedziejko traveled north in April to see the University of Maine field hockey team play in a tournament at the University of New Hampshire. The Black Bears travel with the Leader. Great job girls.
	Happy as a Clamdigger in Maine The Good Sams Clamdiggers Camping Club recently toured Maine and Massachusetts. Pictured in front of The Portland Head Lighthouse in Maine with a copy of The Current are Betty and John Chambers, Mary Jane and Tom Hunter, and Mary and Eddie Vincent of Absecon; Janet and Chris Eckert, Janice and John Estergren, Doris and Fred Milburn, Diane and Jim Smith, and Connie and Carlo Tarantino of Egg Harbor Township; Mary and Ray Wenzel of Galloway Township; Lynne and Jim Coates and Sandy and Rich Long of Little Egg Harbor; Linda and Paul Boltz of Pitman; and Valerie and George Klima of Laurel, Del.
	Bruce and Donna Rahn, of Seaville, and Pat Konover and Larry Goldman, of St. Augustine, Fla., are shown about to enjoy a famous lobster roll lunch at Red’s Eats in Wiscasset, Me., where they traveled with the Gazette while vacationing in Maine in July.
Friends in funny glasses The Roesch, Garbutt, Lampe, Walker and Hanggeli families spent a relaxing week on Lake Sebago in Maine -- and all put on their pink flamingo glasses to read The Current. They enjoyed boating, fishing, kayaking, golfing, and eating lobster, of course. Pictured are Jerri, Rich, EmiLee and Tyler Roesch; Marty Lampe; Sue Walker; Ron and Dottie Garbutt; and Todd, Todd Sr. and Karen Hanggeli. All are residents of Galloway Township and have camped in several locations along the eastern coast.	On the lake in Maine Doug, Diane, Devan and Karli Adams of Egg Harbor Township traveled with The Current to Weld, Maine. They spent the week at the home of Karl and Barbara Schilling, which overlooks Lake Webb and Mount Blue. They enjoyed climbing Mount Blue, paddle boating, kayaking and tubing on Lake Webb.

Maine Lighthouses

Paul and Pat Counsellor are shown with their granddaughter, Ashley Counsellor, of Ocean City, with the Gazette, which traveled to Maine with them to photograph lighthouses. Their first stop was Portland Head Light, in Portland, Me.

Gemma Van Epps (left) and Regina Van Epps (right) took the Gazette on a mother/daughter hiking trip in northern Maine. Here they are standing at the easternmost point of the United States at West Quoddy Lighthouse, in Lubec, Maine.