MONTHLY NEWSLETTER· JULY/AUGUST 2017

50 ELM STREET, WATERVILLE, ME 04901 • TEL: (207) 873-3315 • FAX: (207) 877-0087 marketing@midmainechamber.com • www.midmainechamber.com

Bruce Harrington, Chair of the Board • Kimberly N. Lindlof, President & CEO

Wednesday, August 2nd 11:00am to 11:00pm

Downtown Waterville This year marks the 25th Taste of Waterville! Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce took over coordi-nating the event soon after it started and has contin-ued to ensure the event grows, is successful and properly exhibits what this region has to offer. One can find varied food choices, children’s activities, ven-dors, live music and local performers. This year the beer garden is in Castonguay Square, Emery’s Meat and Produce will be giving a live grilling demonstra-tion and the Bite and vendor booths will be located next to Haines Park. Shoppers will find a wide array of products, including women’s clothing, home fur-nishings, jewelry, Maine-made products, art, toys books, and much more. Dining options are equally as diverse, offering authentic Indian, Asian, Lebanese, Italian and Mexican cuisines, eclectic American fare, delicious pub food, barbeque, fresh seafood, great ba-gels, sandwiches and beverages.

For a full list of events see Taste of Waterville insert or visit:

www.TasteofWaterville.com

We made the top 100 best bass fish-ing spots! Bassmaster Magazine has mentioned these ME lakes in its July/August issue & they’re all in our re-gion: China Lake, Webber Pond & Great Pond!

On July 14th a ribbon cutting ceremony was held in cel-ebration of the Trafton Road Interchange opening. The Maine Department of Transportation released a state-ment saying “this should help foster business growth op-portunities in the area”. The interchange is a half-cloverleaf at Trafton Road near the Sidney town line. Drivers can get on or off in either the northbound or southbound direction. It’s about halfway between the Lyons Road exit in Sidney, at mile 120, and the Kenne-dy Memorial Drive exit in Waterville, at mile 127.

SAVE THE DATE 2017 SUPER RAFFLE DINNER

September 28, 2017 Waterville Elks Banquet Center

5-6 Happy Hour Sponsored by:

6PM Dinner & Drawings

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Fri., July 21 Fri., Aug. 18 7:30A Executive Committee

Tues., July 25 2:00P BE&R Subcommittee (Bass Fishing)

Thur., July 27 12:00P Marketing Committee

Mon., July 31 6:00P KV Connect Steering Committee

Fri., Aug 25 7:30A Board of Directors

From the Board Mid-Maine Chamber Calendar

Wednesday August 5, 1992 and for the next 25 years, the first Wednes-day in August has meant it was that time of year for friends and families to come together and enjoy the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce’s Taste of Waterville. This year is no different!

A lot of changes have taken place over the years, some small, including a slight name change; and others more signifi-cant as those attending no longer purchase tickets in advance for sit down dining. As August 2nd approaches this year we will see more changes due to the exciting revitalization efforts and construction taking place throughout Main Street. One thing that has not changed over the years, is the unique opportunity that the Taste of Waterville gives to friends and families to meet and enjoy a sampling from some of central Maine’s premier restaurants as well as a day and evening of fun, laughter, enter-tainment, dancing, and so much more. We encourage the community to not only come down at night to enjoy all of the restaurants set up on Main Street, adult beverages in the Beer Garden, live bands in the beer garden at their new home in Castonguay Square but plan to make a trip down during the day as well. The daytime activities kick off at 11 a.m. with many of the activities finding their new home in the Concourse parking lot around Haines Park. Visitors can walk around and enjoy the vendor booths set up by many of our local businesses or take a walk up and down Main Street. I en-courage you to do this if you haven’t in a while; there is a lot more than just construction that is making Main Street in Waterville a place to be and shop! This can all be enjoyed while filling that lunchtime appetite from any of the 13 Bite booths that will be serving food throughout the day beginning at 11 a.m. and enjoying the entertainment that will be performing

in Haines Park. Worried about parking with so much happening? Well, don’t be! There will be plenty of parking available throughout the day at Head of Falls, as well as volunteers to assist those that may need a quick shuttle ride up to all of the excitement.

So, mark your calendars for Wednesday, August 2nd and plan to be a part of Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce’s Taste of Waterville. For more details, including a map, menus, and schedule of performers and activities including something new this year, Food Demos, please visit our website www.tasteofwaterville.com or like our Facebook page and get yourself updates as they happen!

-Shawn

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Becky’s Seafood & Vegetables Donna & Bill Geidel 92 High St., Oakland ME Belanger’s Drive-In Joe & Katie Goodwin 207-453-2447 84 Main St., Fairfield ME Belgrade Lakes Region Business Group Mike Guarino 207-557-9933 PO Box 518, Belgrade ME www.belgradelakemaine.com Benton Family Fun Park Tim & Terry Martin 207-453-9670 269 Neck Rd., Benton ME www.bentonfunpark.com Bolley’s Famous Franks Jim & Leslie Parsons 207-616-3735 96 College Ave.,Waterville ME Campbell’s Agway True Value Brent Burger 207-873-7039 30 Garland Rd., Winslow ME www.campbellstruevalue.com Domino’s Pizza Amanda Prior 207-873-0100 42 Elm St., Waterville ME www.dominos.com

Eye for Detail Craig Stanton 207-859-0428 470 Cushman Rd., Winslow ME Grass Eaters Lawn Care & Maintenance Bruce & Julie Salsbury 207-453-8222 171 College Ave., Waterville ME www.grasseaterslawnandauto.com Hathaway Mill Antiques Deborah Stufflebeam 207-877-0250 10 Water St. #101, Waterville ME www.hathawaymillantiques.com Health Revolution Karen Mueller 207-877-4075 849 KMD, Waterville ME www.karenu.com Rose Cakery Meagan Halliday 315-813-3173 7 Oak Hill Drive, Oakland ME SweetFrog Premium Frozen Yogurt Tonya Pelotte 207-877-9338 14 Waterville Commons, Waterville ME

The Cupcake Pop Co. Sarah Runnion-Bareford-Bey 207-320-3413 325 Main St., Waterville ME Waterville Community Land Trust Ann Beverage 207-692-0891 7 Merrill St., Waterville ME www.watervilleclt.org Waterville WorkSpaces Kim Goodwin 207-616-3343 177 Main St., Suite 3, Waterville ME www.wtvlworkspaces.com What About Maine Duane Wheeler 207-620-4190 PO Box 334, Winthrop ME www.whataboutmaine.com Wireless of Maine Jay Coelho, Dan Hood, Jon Irwin, Jeremy Lizotte 207-872-0167 5 Concourse East, Waterville ME www.wirelessmaine.com

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Now thru Aug 27 Curated by Alex Katz at Colby College Museum of Art FMI: www.colby.edu/museum July 12 10-11:45A every Wed. Unity Barn Raisers hosts Cooking Matters for Family www.unitybarnraisers.org July 19-Aug 23 6-7p Unity Barn Raisers cardio strength training 6wks/$40 FMI: www.mainegeneral.org July 22 1-4P L.C. Bates Museum hosts Printing on the Historic 1839 Acorn Press FMI: www.gmh.org/lcbates July 26-27 Alfond Youth Center hosts Maine Celebrity Classic FMI: www.mainecelebrityclassic.org July 29 - Aug 3 New England Cal Ripken U11 Championship Series at Alfond Youth Center Purnell Wrigley Field FMI: www.clubayc.org July 30 6P Mike Reny Piano Night at Silver Street Tavern FMI: www.silverstreettavern.com July 31 - Aug 11 Waterville Public Library hosts annual book sale from open to close FMI: www.watervillelibrary.org Aug 3 7:30-9P New England Music

Camp presents You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown FMI: www.snowpond.com Aug 4 6P MeANS Graduation at Moody Chapel FMI:www.gwh.org/news-and-events Aug 5 Bandwich performs at Maine-ly Brews FMI: www.mainelybrews.com Aug 7 9A Commons Street Arts and Alfond Youth Center hosts Summer Art Camp Week #6 FMI: info@commonstreetarts.org Aug 7 6P Essential Oils: Make & take Rollerballs FMI: www.mainegeneral.coursetorm.com Aug. 10 11A IRS is hosting Tax Pro-fessionals & Industry web conference FMI: https://www.webcaster4.com/Webcast/Page/1148/21884 Aug 11 1-3P Mainely Elder Care hosts a FREE blood pressure clinic at Uncle Dean’s FMI: www.maine-lyeldercare.com Aug 11 2-4P Judy Pancoast returns to Waterville at Waterville Public Li-brary FMI:www.watervillelibrary.org Aug 11 The Shack performs at Silver

Street Tavern FMI: www.silverstreettavern.com Aug 12 11A Inland Hospital pre-sents StoryWalk at the Inland Woods Trail FMI: www.inlandhospital.org Aug 19 12-7P Live On the Lake Mu-sic & Food Festival at Snow Pond Center for the Arts FMI: www.snowpond.org Aug 24-26 8P 27 2:30P One Way Trip To Mars at Waterville Opera House FMI: www.operahouse.org Aug. 25 2-4P Mainely Elder Care hosts a FREE blood pressure clinic at Hannaford in Skowhegan FMI: www.maine-lyeldercare.com Aug 26 The Resistance performs at Mainely Brews FMI: www.mainelybrews.com Aug 27 – Sept4 9A Windsor Fair FMI: 622-4646 FMI: www.windsorfair.com Aug 29 8A Waterville Police Depart-ment Charity Golf Classic at Water-ville Country Club FMI: 680-4700 Aug 31 8P Blues Traveler performs at Waterville Opera House FMI: www.operahouse.org

Member Calendar

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Kennebec Savings Bank announced Adrienne Bennett will be joining the Bank as vice president and director of marketing and communications. Bennett has more than 15 years of communications experience in media and govern-ment public affairs.

Dr. Gust Stringos, medical director at Redington-Fairview General Hospital received the ‘17 Maine Fam-ily Physician of the Year Award given by ME Academy of Family Physicians. RFGH also recognized Amy L. Coldwell, PA-C emergency dept. physician assistant, na-tionally for earning a specialty credential called a Certifi-cate of Added Qualifications from the National Commis-sion on Certification of Physician Assistants. Congratula-tions to both of you! Thomas College announce Josh Devou '17 as Harold Al-fond Institute for Business Innovation as program coordi-nator. The recent graduate is in charge of day-to-day oper-ations, marketing and working with the Institute's Execu-tive Director Mike Duguay to build programming and fu-ture offerings of the Institute. Skowhegan Savings Bank is pleased to announce that Tim Michalak has joined the bank as a vice president of

commercial lending. Based in the Augusta branch, Micha-lak will focus on supporting the bank's commercial cus-tomers in the southern Maine area.

Congratulations to Lawrence High School grad Ryan Pellerin, who was one of eight to receive the Skowhegan Savings scholarship recently. Jacob Olkkola, an administrator and former coach who has held leadership roles at the University of Delaware and Harvard University, has been named the Harold Al-fond Director of Athletics at Colby College following a national search. In this role, Olkkola will oversee the con-tinued transformation of Colby athletics into one of the nation's premier Division III programs. Full House, Inc. d/b/a Helping Hands & Helping Hands Trade School wishes to recognize its new staffers. Caro-line Toto-Lawrence has joined as Manager/Staffing Coor-dinator at its Winslow location. Belinda Day is instructing the Dental Assisting Program at Helping Hands Trade School, Winslow. Belinda has 30 yrs of chairside dental assisting experience & is a Certified Dental Asst, CPR/BLS Certified & carries a ME Dental Radiology license.

People News

The grand opening of Purnell Wrigley on Mathews Ave in Waterville presented by Alfond Youth Center.

Waterville WorkSpaces celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Its space is

located on the corner of Main & Appleton Street.

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September 20 5:30PM to 7:00PM

Kennebec Valley Community College 92 Western Ave., Fairfield

with co-host Mix Maine Media

Sponsored by:

September 14 7:15AM to 9:00AM

Thomas College Spann Student Commons in the Summit Room

Surviving in Today’s Online Retail En-vironment

Brent Burger of Campbell’s True Value, Bull Moose’s Brett Wickard, and

Warren Roberts of Warren’s Office Supplies will discuss what a small

business can do to remain competitive against global competition.

Beverage sponsor:

August 8

5:00pm to 7:00pm

at Waterville Country Club benefiting

Family Violence Project

August 10 5:00pm to 7:00pm Hathaway Creative Center 10 Water Street, Waterville

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Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce is proud to wel-come Kelly Smith to its team as the new program as-sistant. Kelly comes to the Chamber with over ten years at Family Violence Project serving as a liaison between FVP and District V Child Protec-tive Services. She has been the Develop-ment Director for FVP for the last two years, working diligently to grow its annual appeal and enhance its fund-raising efforts. Kelly said she is enthusiastic to be back in a community she loves and calls home. “This is an exciting time to be part of the Mid-Maine Chamber. I look forward to being engaged in a community that shares similar ideas and is focused on growth. I enjoy relating with people and building community connections. I was raised in

Waterville and I believe in the commitment and loyalty of the people here to build a strong and viable region.” Kelly is a graduate of the University of Maine with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and has deep roots in the Waterville community. Kelly

has served as a Waterville City Counselor, vice president of the Board for the Waterville Humane Society, as well as on KVCAP’s Child Abuse and Neglect Advisory Commit-tee. Kimberly N. Lindlof, president and CEO of the Mid-Maine Chamber adds that it is the combination of Kelly’s work and volunteer experience that makes her a valuable addition to its team. “Kelly is high energy and driven to succeed. Her enthusiasm for the region and desire to see it grow and proper as it’s her hometown will serve us well in her new role.”

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Unity Shop n Save now has a Facebook page and a web site www.unityshopnsave.com new summer hours: 7A- 9P. Consolidated Communications Holdings Inc. completed its acquisition of Fair-Point Communications Inc. in an all-stock transaction valued at ~$1.3B, in-cluding debt & based on present equity value, making it the 9th largest fiber pro-vider in the US according to MaineBiz.

From 07/01-31, Paper Klip is offering an HP Ink or Toner Rebate. Place an order of $225 of HP ink & receive a $25 Darden Restaurants or T.J Maxx Gift Card! FREE delivery to the greater Waterville area!

Kennebec Behavioral Health announces it new & improved Web site: www.KBHMaine.org that includes a new, more user-friendly design includ-ing a slideshow, drop down menus & sharing links. Its new design offers more info about mental illness and its ser-vices. Check it out!

MaineBiz tells us that Bangor Savings Bank reported a record net income of nearly $25M for the 2017 fiscal year that ended 03/31, an increase of 8.42% over last yr. and the 16th consecutive yr. of earnings growth for the bank.

Waterville Creates!, launched a Public Art Task Group to foster community in-volvement and collaboration through the execution of highly-visual, dynamic Pub-lic Art Installations throughout Water-ville. The Public Art Task Group has em-barked upon its first Public Art Installa-

tion, Waterville Wheat Paste. It began going up for the 20th Annual Maine In-ternational Film Festival and will re-main visible to passersby through Sept. 30th.

Kennebec Behavioral Health recog-nized community partners at its 57th an-nual meeting. Outstanding Community Partnership Award was presented to Waterville Police Department and the James R. Schmidt Award was presented to Humane Society of Waterville Area and Director Lisa Smith.

Ready to ride a motorcycle? KMD Driv-ing School offers a 3 day motorcycle course with endorsement after you pass. Classes every weekend until the first week in Oct. FMI: 465-4835.

Maine Technology Group (MGT) is pleased to announce the successful acqui-sition of Phoenix Computers. Phoenix Computers’ President Joe Rossignol will be bringing his many years of IT experi-ence and service in the central-Maine business community to MGT. The tech-nical staff from Phoenix will be moving to MGT office on Route 201 in Winslow.

The John T. Gorman Foundations as allo-cated direct grants to the following MMCC members: Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area received $15,000 in order to serve hospice patients who have a cancer diagnosis & their families or survivors. Kennebec Valley Mental Health Center received $25,000 for the Homeless Youth Outreach Program, which works with area youth who are experiencing homelessness. This assures

their basic needs are met, access to main-stream resources, & that they achieve safe, stable housing. Unity Barn Raisers received $12,000 in order to provide meals & increase the nutrition value of meals for low-income families in Waldo County.

Bangor Savings Bank’s amazing cus-tomers, local businesses, & its employees participated in its annual Peanut Butter & Jelly drive that collected more than 12,000 jars! This PB&J will be distribut-ed to local food pantries around the state.

Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter is looking for the following NEW items: diapers & wipes, PJs, pillows, blankets, twin sheet sets, Ziploc & garbage bags, socks, sugar, laundry detergent, toothpaste, toothbrush-es, razors & gift cards. FMI: 872-6550 or shelter@shelterme.org.

Kennebec Behavioral Health’s Support-ed Housing program is asking for dona-tions of household items for clients who are w/o personal effects when they 1st arrive. Supported Housing apt. buildings are reserved for people with mental ill-ness who need skills development & sup-ports for successful community living. The program is currently looking for bed-ding & kitchen items. To donate, please contact Tracy Allen at 629-8535 or email her at tallen@kbhmaine.org. Advance 1 Cleaning it celebrating its 30th Anniversary! They would like to thank all of its customers and fellow Chamber Members for their continued support!

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Member Spotlight - Chandler Bay Resources Chandler Bay Resources, es-tablished in 1998, delivers education-al trainings focused on individual health and wellness as well as pro-grams for enhancing clinical skills for mental health clinicians. Although owned by Jeri Stevens PhD, LCPC, she works collaboratively with peers to develop and provide these trainings. Jeri has had a private mental health practice in Waterville since 1986 and been a mental health provider since 1979. Her current primary focus is guid-ing individuals and groups toward being empowered over per-sonal health and wellness. With the current state of health care costs, increased stress and health marketing gimmicks, Jeri and her team have developed a no-nonsense stress resilience and self-care training, The Empowerment Model for Stress Resilience. Do you know that: 60 – 90% of doctor visits are due to stress related issues? 70% of employees are disengaged? The average adult should get 7 to 9 hours of sleep? How many do you get? 90% of health care costs pay for surgical and pharmaceuticals? YOU have control over all of this. Imagine what could happen should you decide to take charge of your own health. What does this really mean? Knowledge is power. The more we understand how stress impacts health, the easier it is to make small meaningful

change. Once change begins, it has a ricochet effect on other life options and opportunities. This training pulls to-gether much of the existing scientific data supporting health and wellness

then brings it home to each participant. Participants have described this training as “life alter-ing,” “incredibly impactful,” “the best ever training,” and “a must for anyone choosing to be in charge of their own life.” The Empowerment Model for Stress Resilience is a 4 hr. training that presents the most current data supporting self-care and its relationship to health and longevity. We have cre-ated a model for exploring the impact of stress and simple steps to becoming resilient. Resiliency is about recovering and making stress your friend. By gaining knowledge about the relationship of stress on the mind, brain and body, participants learn how to make small steps toward stress resilience result-ing in huge outcomes for health, relationships and personal value.

COME LAUGH, LEARN AND LIVE These trainings are offered in your workplace or at selected locations. Upcoming training dates can be found at www.chandlerbayresources.com. To discuss the possibility of Chandler Bay Resources providing a training in your work-place, either call 207-872-7558 or email jeri@chandlerbayresources.com

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AAA: Informational brochures, free items with quotes, prize draw-ing for membership & a kids sport helmet Are You Ready To Party??: children’s novelties-inflatables and toys, Pucker Powder, Glow/light up novelties, sunglasses Athenas By Ashleigh: Bath & Spa items Care & Comfort: Home health services, behavioral health services Ecomaine: Educational materials & give-a-ways Healthy Waterville: Informational Handouts, Farm-to-School food samples Liberty Mutual: Selling insurance, informational handouts Lu La Roe Casey Whitehouse: Clothing- men’s, women’s and children Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter: Paparazzi Jewelry, volunteer awareness, homelessness awareness, donation box, spinning prize wheel Mix Maine Media: DJ’s Mount Saint Joseph: Brochures & sway New Dimensions Federal Credit Union: Jake Holmes, Young & Free Spokester will be present Origami Owl: Origami Owl lockets & charms Pine Tree Cellular: Promotional items, flyers, phone services, drawing for a free iPad Ruse To Sink Jewelry: Pearls, oysters, Pearl cages, necklaces & bracelets Rodan & Fields: Premium skin care products, lip shield, moisturizer, lash boost & eye cream Runa Couture: Sundresses, Handmade jewelry, Hats, Sunglasses and Hand-made bags Sam’s Club: Memberships Steam Engine Education: Introduction to a new after-school care facility Vacationland Skydiving: Promote & sell skydiving (same day at Waterville Robert LaFleur Airport)

In Kind Sponsors: Agri-Cycle Are You Ready to Party??

Central Maine Disposal City of Waterville Hammond Tractor Huhtamaki

Ware-Butler Yankee Communications

Children Events Sponsor:

Recycling Sponsors:

11:00 am

Children’s Activities in Concourse Parking Lot near

KeyBank: Inflatables, Petting Zoo, Face Painting

Bite Booths open until 9pm near Haines Park

Vendors open until 8pm near Haines Park

11:30 am

Rob Burnell performs in Haines Park

1:30 pm

James Pryor performs in Haines Park

2:00 pm

Main Street closes to traffic

3:30 pm

Mike Reny performs in Haines Park

4:30 pm

Emery’s Meats & Produce grilling demonstration in Camden

National Pocket Park

5:00 pm

Restaurants on Main Street until 9pm

Beer Garden open until 11pm in Castonguay Square & Com-

mon Street

Downeast Brass Band performs in the Beer Garden

6:00 pm

Kennebec Valley Chordsmen perform in Haines Park

Dance Connection performs on the corner of Main/Temple

Street

6:30 pm

Decal Gymnastics perform on the corner of Main/Temple

Street

7:00 pm

Taylor Road performs in the Beer Garden

Young Americans Dance Center performs on the corner of

Main/Temple Street

7:30 pm

3rd Annual Amici’s Meatball Eating Contest on Main Street

in front of Amici’s Cucina

9:00 pm

Stolen Mojo performs in the Beer Garden

Wednesday, August 2, 2017

11:00AM-11:00PM

Downtown Waterville

Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce presents

Made possible by these Master Chef Sponsors:

Entertainment Sponsor:

Amici’s Cucina:

Chicken Parmesan Sandwich & chips ($9) Grilled Stuffed

Ciabatta ($8) Meatball Lollipops ($2) Cinnamon & Sugar

Churros w/chocolate or caramel sauce ($4)

San Pellegrino Water ($2)

Cappza’s Pizza:

Pizza by the slice -

Cheese ($2) Pepperoni

($2.50) Buffalo ($2.50)

Soda & Water ($2)

Whoopie Pies ($1)

Holy Cannoli:

Lasagna ($8.65) Sausage & Pepper Subs ($7.35)

Stromboli’s ($7.95)

Cannoli ($1.65) Cheesecake Bites ($1.50)

Jewel of India:

Chicken Tika Massala ($7.95)

Mixed Vegetable Curry ($6.95)

2 Samso, 4 Pakora or Mango Lassi ($3)

MaineGeneral Medical Center:

Entrée Grill Choice on Borealis Whole Grain Roll ($7)

Beef & Mushroom Burger, Vegetarian Mushroom Burger

or Chicken Burger w/2 sides ($13)

Roasted Corn, tomatoes, freekah, cilantro in lime

vinaigrette, Asian Cabbage Slaw or Watermelon,

Sugarloaf Goat Cheese & Basil or

Lemon Quinoa & Berry Salad w/Chevre ($10)

Salads ($3) Blueberry Shortcake ($5)

Mainely Brews:

Fish or Beef Tacos (TBD) Crab Dip (TBD) Lobster Stew

(TBD) Lemonade or water (TBD)

Mei Dream:

Chicken Finger, Crab Rangoon & Pork Fried Rice ($7)

Beef or Chicken Finger, Egg Roll & Pork Fried Rice ($9)

1 Egg Roll ($2.50) 3 Chicken Fingers ($2.50)

2 Chicken Wings ($2.50) 2 Beef/Chicken Teriyaki ($3.75)

Water or Soda ($1)

Oak Grove Rehab & Living Center:

2 Hot Dogs, Chips and Soda or Water ($5)

Strawberry Shortcake ($5)

Parsonage House:

Chicken ($7) or Shrimp Alfredo Pasta Rolls ($8)

Bread Pudding ($4) Water ($1)

Pete’s Pig:

Pulled Pork Sandwich & 1 side ($7)

Brisket Sandwich & 1 side ($8)

Pulled Pork Sandwich, 2 ribs, & 1 side ($11)

Pulled Pork Nachos ($7) 4 Ribs & 1 side ($9)

coleslaw, beans, cornbread or drinks ($1)

The Last Unicorn:

Famous Hot Cheese Dip ($6)

Swedish Crème ($4) Assorted Lemonade ($3)

Thank you to our 2017 Taste of Waterville

Pastry Chef Sponsors:

A-Copi Amici’s Cucina

Belgrade Lakes Resources Best Western Plus Waterville Cancun Mexican Restaurant

Century 21 Nason Realty Creative Print Services

Day’s Jewelers Diane’s Travel

Healthy Northern Kennebec Home Town Vet

Houle’s Plumbing & Heating H&R Block Key Bank

Silver Street Tavern

Asian Café:

Ice Cream Rolls ($6) Sesame Chicken ($5)

Thai Iced Tea ($3) Chocolate Candy ($3)

Aucoin Concessions:

Lemonade Shake-up ($3) Fruit Smoothies ($4) Ice Tea ($3)

Fried Dough or Oreo’s($5) Soda ($2-4) Coffee ($1.50)

Governor’s Restaurant:

Strawberry Shortcake ($5) Blueberry Pie ($5)

Ice Cream or Water ($1)

Itali-ah:

Pizza Napoletona ($3) Crocche ($6) Gelato ($5-7)

Italian Bread Pudding ($4) Soda ($2)

Laurie’s Lunch:

Fried Chicken Basket includes french fries ($12)

Fried Mushrooms, Onion Rings or Cheese Sticks ($7)

Mei Dream:

Chicken Finger, Crab Rangoon & Pork Fried Rice ($7)

Beef Teriyaki, Chicken Finger & Pork Fried Rice ($9)

1 Egg Roll ($2.50) 3 Chicken Fingers ($2.50)

2 Wings ($2.50) 2 Beef or Chicken Teriyaki ($3.75)

Water/Soda ($1)

Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter:

Cotton Candy/Popcorn ($3) or 2 for ($5) Water ($1)

Pat’s Fudge:

Fudge by pound ($17) per lbs. (½ pound free w/1 lbs.)

Pat’s Kitchen:

Cheeseburger ($4.50) Hamburger ($4) Hot Dog ($2)

Sausage ($4) soda or water ($1)

Spectrum Generations:

Wraps ($7) Tacos ($5) Drinks, Chips, Cookies ($1)

Stan’s Fries:

French Fries sm. ($3) med. ($4) lg. ($5) Soda or Water ($2)

Twisted-Concessions:

Homemade Soft Pretzels ($5) Soft Pretzel Bites cinnamon

sugar or salted (sm $6, lg 8) Soda or Water ($2) Energy

Drink ($3)

T’s Snowie Bus:

Shaved Ice & Flavors sm. ($3.50) med. ($4.50) lg. ($5.50)