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Today was a rest day in Bethel. There were several different activities available in the area for Bike Maine participants. Some of the riders actually used the day to relax and did a museum tour and shop around town. However, many of the riders just couldn’t stay put and had to get on their bike… Read more »

It was a chilly start to the day but after a good breakfast the sun started to rise and warmed us up for what we anticipated would be a hilly ride. There was some discussion the night before from riders that have never seen a moose and they are paying $30 tonight to go on… Read more »

SEPTEMBER 15, 2015 Today’s ride was a 54-mile trek from Old Orchard to Bridgton. We woke up to the sun and 55-degree temperatures, which was a treat considering the wind and rain that occurred the night before. We started out on relatively flat terrain, but about two-thirds of the way into our ride we approached… Read more »

Over the next seven days, Barry Towle, VP Security Officer, will be representing Norway Savings Bank and putting in some serious miles on his bike with Bike Maine! Barry will be sharing updates with us each day so we can all vicariously experience everything that Bike Maine and the towns they visit have to offer. Be sure… Read more »

Going back to school suggests it is the end of summer and the beginning of school supply sales, material lists from new teachers and classes, and long lines at school supply stores.  Children disappointed by the finish of their summer vacation are encouraged with the purchase of new clothes, books and occasionally, treats and impulse… Read more »

It’s that time of year — time to get back into the groove of going to class, doing homework and trying to manage a part-time job for some. What it also means is no more extra cash — every penny counts when you’re in college, right? Let’s take a look at some tips to help you… Read more »

Nine in ten parents believe that college is a worthwhile investment. While this statistic from Sallie Mae’s How America Saves for College 2015 report shows that the value placed on higher education is nearly universal, a staggering 84% of parents are also willing to stretch themselves financially in order to make college possible for their children. “Better… Read more »

Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, there are many things you can do to make your travel experience more enjoyable. Preparation is the key to enjoying your time away from home, no matter what the circumstances may be. Before you leave, ask a neighbor or friend to collect your mail and newspapers. Also,… Read more »

As college students across the nation graduate and start their careers, financial responsibility should be a top priority. College graduates can make their future even brighter with an early focus on sound financial planning. Establishing a solid financial foundation now will go a long way toward a prosperous future. New college graduates should avoid the… Read more »

Buying your first home is a daunting task. Committing all or most of your life savings, and signing up for a mortgage might be the largest and longest financial obligation you’ll ever have and that is intimidating. However, if you know what to look for and what to avoid, you can bring a level of… Read more »