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Good morning folks! Well, if you had any doubts that spring has arrived in Bath, Maine...better check the forecast! It's going to hit 83 degrees! Beautiful weather for gardening, golfing, and Mayfair! Some of you might remember a post I did a few days ago describing the upcoming Mayfair weekend in Bath. It is a celebration of spring, and is comprised of numerous activities that include a farmers market, dancing around the Maypole, and the city-wide yard sale! Don't forget to bring your contributions by our office in Bath....remember that all proceeds go to help the Bath Youth Meetinghouse and Skate Park!

Here's the schedule of activities as well as a list of all the businesses and residences participating in the city-wide yard sale. Everyone seems to throw a table loaded with treasures in the front yard during Mayfair weekend, so don't restrict your shopping to only those homes on the list!

Be sure to scroll all the way down so you don't miss anything!

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Even though I plant a small vegetable garden in my backyard each year, one of the most anticipated pleasures of springtime is opening day of the local outdoor farmers markets. We have a perfectly wonderful market here in Bath and there is nothing better than walking down to Waterfront Park on a Saturday morning and buying direct from the people who grow the goods. So, I grab my L.L. Bean tote bag (the big one) and get walkin’!

The Bath Farmers Market opens May 2^nd this year - - this is Mayfair Weekend in Bath so the opening coincides with lots of fun stuff all over town, but more about that later. The Bath Farmers Market can be found at Waterfront Park – can’t think of a nicer setting - and is open 8:30 am until noon. The Market will be open every Saturday through October. If you happen to run into someone you know (and you will), the park is the perfect place to sit and visit for a while.

Several new vendors have been announced for this year - - Fresh Start Farms in Lisbon will come with ethnic Somali vegetables and Passion Flower Farms will bring heirloom flowers and bouquets from West Bath, as will Marjie Hawkes.

In addition to all things grown in Maine gardens, the Bath Market features several organic meat growers (Kelley Brothers Farm brings grass-fed beef and Corner Stone Farm has organic pork) and poultry growers (Goranson Farms and Mainely Poultry), cheese makers (Blue Velvet & City of Ships) and the ever popular Borealis Bread and Beryl’s Pastries.

This is as local as it gets - - a fantastic opportunity to support sustainable agriculture by buying locally. It’s fun, it’s healthy and its good for your local economy. So wherever you live, support your local growers.

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Happy Friday! Some happy news for your Happy Friday... the average DOM (Days on Market) for homes in Bath, Maine is now 75 days! A year ago in March it was 195 days...that's a 61% difference! Know what that means? Homes are selling! And they're selling much faster than they did a year ago. Now just to be fair, if you have a home that's market value is $150,000 and you are asking $225,000...well, the DOM statistics aren't going to help you much. But if your home is priced well, then you should expect to go under contract in about 75 days or less. So if you're interested in selling your home quickly, now is the time!

If you'd like other information about Bath Maine Real Estate, contact The Hershey Home Team!

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Got any junk in the trunk? How about the attic? Under the bed...stuffed in the shed...in the back of the closet or crammed overhead? Okay...before this turns into a Dr. Seuss rhyme, let me tell you what I'm talking about!

Every year Bath, Maine celebrates Mayfair weekend. This celebration offers a variety of activities for young and old, but the biggest draw seems to be the city wide yard sale! Treasure hunters from surrounding counties descend upon our fair city to check out the goodies, and this year, we're planning to have some goodies of our own to offer!

Allen & Selig Realty is asking you to do some spring cleaning, clean out that shed, and bring us your unwanted items! We will be participating in the city-wide yard sale this year, and all proceeds will benefit the Bath Youth Meetinghouse and Skate Park. We will accept household items, lawn & garden items, tools, toys, games, and small furniture. No clothing please, and, despite the title, no junk.

You can bring your donations to our office M-F 9am-5pm now through May 1st.

If you're in the area, stop by and say hi...have some coffee...and shop for a good cause! After all, you can't let that clean shed sit empty!

If you need directions to our office, call us at 207-319-5136!

See you there!

If you'd like more info on Mayfair Weekend, contact The Hershey Home Team!

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Well folks, spring has sprung in Bath, Maine and it's baseball time again! Boys all over are oiling their mitts, digging out their cleats, and searching through the barn for that one bat that seems to be responsible for all the home runs last season. Teams all over Maine are gathering at the fields that until a few weeks ago were covered in snow. Baseball fever is here!

But I think there's one baseball league that might just be a little more pumped about the upcoming season...and it's all because of the generosity of a local company, Frohmiller Construction. You see, the Bath Babe Ruth league has been working tirelessly to raise enough money to have dugouts built on Varnum Field. They happily participated in numerous fundraisers and the generous people of Mid Coast Maine gave what they could. The boys were able to raise enough for the concrete pads ($4,000) and a local lumber company sold them the wood at cost ($3,000) but they still didn't have enough money to have the dugouts erected. So they sat in the sun..they sat in the rain...and they kept a keen eye out for foul balls headed their way.

So what's a bunch of 13-15 yr old boys with a love of baseball to do? Well, they committed themselves to continued fund raising and another season without dugouts. After all, being able to play ball is what's important. But then a local company took notice of the boys' efforts, and the employees of Frohmiller Construction stepped in to lend a hand! They showed up at 7 am on a Saturday morning with a truck full of materials, big smiles, and a determination to not leave until the boys had their dugouts! The players and parents also showed up to help lug materials, fetch water, and apply primer to the new buildings. By Sunday, the youth baseball league had brand new dugouts!

As the mom of the 3rd baseman, I saw first hand how much this meant to the boys. They really appreciated the fact that a local company donated their expertise and their time to help out the youth baseball teams. So The Babe Ruth League of Bath, Maine sends a HUGE Thank You to Frohmiller Construction.

Also, a special thank you goes out to Kevin Olson, Kevin Rice, and all who volunteer their time so that our youth can have a baseball program. You are appreciated!

And that, my friends, is one of the many reasons why I love Mid Coast Maine!

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