First settled in 1631, Berwick is the ninth-oldest town in Maine. Its unique location on the border of Maine and New Hampshire has served as one of the most popular gateways between the two states for centuries. Berwick was home to Gen. John Sullivan, a military officer in the Revolutionary War, and James Sullivan, the seventh governor of Massachusetts. Berwick was also the site of the countrys first sawmill, powered by the Salmon Falls River. In the 1800s, sawmills gave way to cotton mills, all which continued to depend on the river for their livelihood. In 1935, Berwick became the headquarters of Prime Tanning, which grew to be the countrys most dominant leather tannery. Today, Berwick is shifting its focus back to the river, not as a means to support factory life, but rather as a place to gather and engage in community activities. Berwick traces the history of a town that has overcome economic hardship and looks to continued revitalization in the future.

Kat is Hoboken, New Jersey's best detective in the sex crimes unit. She has a conviction rate of 97%. The other 3% of suspects are never heard from again... There's a reason she's so good at what she does. With heightened senses (smell, sight, hearing), uncanny tracking abilities, incredibly stamina and strength, she's almost the perfect being. Except that she's not. She is half-vampire. Changed when she was seventeen years old, Kat has fought tooth and claw to fit in the city she grew up in and make a way for herself that helps to make up for her past. She's told no one of what she is. So it entirely catches her off guard when she's targeted by an individual who seems to know exactly what her nature is.

What if...you're not 20-something and into the bar scene? ...money's no problem, but time is precious? ...Romance needs to be high class, available and discreet? Tucker Ames has a plan...All she needs is the perfect venue and a first class team of women to provide an exclusive and private club for the Lesbian Elite. Somewhere to relax, unwind, and explore their own private fantasies - without the morning after obligations. No Drama, No Questions, No U-Hauls

★★★Beaded Jewelry DIY★★★ There are many benefits to learning how to make your own jewelry. First and foremost, it is fun! Making jewelry is a hobby that allows you to express your creativity in an enjoyable and relaxing way. Learning how to make jewelry is also practical, and you can learn to make beautiful, handmade and custom pieces for family, friends and, perhaps eventually, potential customers. Beginning jewelers may not know exactly how to get started in the art of jewelry-making, whether it be for business or pleasure. Here are a few tips and tricks that will help you translate your interest in jewelry-making into a rewarding and lasting endeavor.

Sometimes you have to get completely lost to find your way back home. After being kicked out at 17, Emily McLoughlin moved to Boston and never looked back. She survived by adopting a sarcastic and aloof demeanor where sex, drugs, and rock & roll soon became her lifestyle. It wasn't until Emily found out that her little sister was in the hospital with cancer that she knew she needed to find her way home. By now, her mother and sister had moved from Massachusetts to the backwoods of Maine. With its cast of eclectic characters, the nearly forgotten town of Pine Ridge provides the backdrop for Emily's journey of forgiveness and healing. The old adage -Don't judge a book by its cover was never more true than when the jaded, dressed-all-in-black-girl from Boston arrived in moose and Moxie country. This simple, heartfelt, and at times, humorous story is not only an ode to small-town Maine but to small-town America as well.

John Taylor, son of John Taylor and Rhoda, was born in about 1641 in Windsor, Connecticut. He married Thankful Woodward 13 December 1662. He died in 1704 in Deerfield, Massachusetts. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Massachusetts, New York, Utah and Arizona.

Beaded Embroidery Freeform bead embroidery is fun because you can be really creative with your designs! In this book, i will showing you how to embroider simple and amazing patterns.

David and Corky are siblings who grow into middle-class yearnings against the backdrop of suburbia. Both come to reject their parental-imposed values, with David in particular developing an existentialist, id-based life, while his sister seeks satisfaction at college. The pair are on a collision with society... and each other.