60 http://www.prwebpodcast.com A Top 30 Stream of GRAY MARKETING Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com (PRWeb) podMaster@emediawire.com Sat, 04 Jul 2009 04:33:49 -0700 GRAY MARKETING http://www.prweb.com/prwebrss.gif 130 49 http://prwebpodcast.com Copyright PRWeb International, Inc. en-us http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss A Top 30 Stream of GRAY MARKETING Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb A Top 30 Stream of GRAY MARKETING Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com PR Web PRWeb no http://www.prweb.com/releases/ice/fishing/prweb1842014.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/ice/fishing/prweb1842014.htm The Maine Chevrolet statewide ice fishing derby is scheduled for March 7,8. Adults and children may fish for togue, pike, pickerel and muskie on all Maine waters open to ice fishing. Over $60,000 worth of cash and merchandise prizes to be awarded including a Chevrolet Silverado pick-up truck. There are twenty two weigh stations located throughout the state. [PRWeb Jan 18, 2009] http://www.prweb.com/releases/ice/fishing/prweb1842014.htm Wed, 14 Jan 2009 17:53:42 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com The Maine Chevrolet Derby 2009 features two ice fishing tournaments this winter. The Sebago Lake Derby is set for February 21 and 22 and the State Wide Derby is scheduled for March 7 and 8. The tournaments are open to adults and youngsters and subject to all ice fishing regulations as set by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Competitors may fish for togue, pickerel, pike and muskie. Says Maine IF&W fisheries biologist, John Boland, " The Sebago Lake Rotary has always coordinated with Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to ensure their events are consistent with our fishery objectives. The derbies have been a wonderful success-encouraging families to take advantage of ice fishing and most importantly, raising money for charity." For the Statewide Derby, first, second and third place cash prizes will be awarded for the largest fish of each species. All anglers who weigh their fish will be eligible for the grand prize drawing of a 2008 Chevy 4 x4. Other prizes include a choice of 2009 Ski Doo or Can Am ATV, Kittery Trading Post gift certificates, Mission Trailer and Ice Shack and fishing trip to Libby Camps in Ashland, Maine. Weigh Stations for the Sebago Lake Tournament are Raymond Beach on Route 302 and Jordan's Store on Route 114 in Sebago. There are twenty-two weigh stations from Cross Lake in Aroostook County to Acton in York County. Fisherman may fish all legal waters throughout the state. The Maine Chevrolet Derby 2009, hosted by the Sebago Lake Rotary Club is a fund raiser for The Good Shepard Food Bank which supplies 500 food pantries throughout Maine; Camp Sunshine; Maine Children's Cancer Program, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, the Rotary Foundation, the DARE Program and local charities selected by the statewide weigh stations. Says derby organizer Tom Noonan of Raymond, "Over the years we've had thousands of fisherman participate and raised over $350,000 for charity. We are recognized by Field & Stream Magazine as one of the five best ice-fishing tournaments in the nation. Our hope is to become the nation's largest Ice-Fishing Derby and generate awareness and funding for all our charities." Other events scheduled in conjunction with the Sebago Lake Derby are a Kid's Derby on Thomas Pond in Casco on Friday, Feb 20, 9 am to noon; a motorcycle and car ice-racing event in Windham Friday evening from 6-10 pm; the Maine Children's Cancer Program Polar Dip at Raymond Beach noon, Saturday Feb. 21; hot air balloons, helicopter rides and a general aviation fly-in all day Saturday and a Snowmobile Radar Run at Raymond Beach from 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday, Feb. 22. Maine fishing licenses and Derby entries may be purchased at the weigh stations and at the Kittery Trading Post. Entries along with a complete set of rules, prizes, weigh station locations, and registration information is available on line at www.icefishmaine.com or by phoning 1-888-ICE-FLAG. The entry fee is $30 per person for the Sebago Tournament, which includes a free entry into the Statewide Tournament, $20 per individual for the Statewide Tournament. A Kid Pack entry is $50 for Sebago and $30 for Statewide. The Kid Pack includes entry for any two parents and up to 6 children under the age of 18. The Maine Chevy Derby Fest Awards Ceremony and truck drawing will be held Tuesday, March 10. ###]]> Tom Noonan Maine Chevrolet Ice Fishing Derby 2009 Features Two Tournaments The Maine Chevrolet Derby 2009 features two ice fishing tournaments this winter. The Sebago Lake Derby is set for February 21 and 22 and the State Wide Derby is scheduled for March 7 and 8. The tournaments are open to adults and youngsters and subject to all ice fishing regulations as set by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Competitors may fish for togue, pickerel, pike and muskie. Says Maine IF&W fisheries biologist, John Boland, " The Sebago Lake Rotary has always coordinated with Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to ensure their events are consistent with our fishery objectives. The derbies have been a wonderful success-encouraging families to take advantage of ice fishing and most importantly, raising money for charity." For the Statewide Derby, first, second and third place cash prizes will be awarded for the largest fish of each species. All anglers who weigh their fish will be eligible for the grand prize drawing of a 2008 Chevy 4 x4. Other prizes include a choice of 2009 Ski Doo or Can Am ATV, Kittery Trading Post gift certificates, Mission Trailer and Ice Shack and fishing trip to Libby Camps in Ashland, Maine. Weigh Stations for the Sebago Lake Tournament are Raymond Beach on Route 302 and Jordan's Store on Route 114 in Sebago. There are twenty-two weigh stations from Cross Lake in Aroostook County to Acton in York County. Fisherman may fish all legal waters throughout the state. The Maine Chevrolet Derby 2009, hosted by the Sebago Lake Rotary Club is a fund raiser for The Good Shepard Food Bank which supplies 500 food pantries throughout Maine; Camp Sunshine; Maine Children's Cancer Program, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, the Rotary Foundation, the DARE Program and local charities selected by the statewide weigh stations. Says derby organizer Tom Noonan of Raymond, "Over the years we've had thousands of fisherman participate and raised over $350,000 for charity. We are recognized by Field & Stream Magazine as one of the five best ice-fishing tournaments in the nation. Our hope is to become the nation's largest Ice-Fishing Derby and generate awareness and funding for all our charities." Other events scheduled in conjunction with the Sebago Lake Derby are a Kid's Derby on Thomas Pond in Casco on Friday, Feb 20, 9 am to noon; a motorcycle and car ice-racing event in Windham Friday evening from 6-10 pm; the Maine Children's Cancer Program Polar Dip at Raymond Beach noon, Saturday Feb. 21; hot air balloons, helicopter rides and a general aviation fly-in all day Saturday and a Snowmobile Radar Run at Raymond Beach from 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday, Feb. 22. Maine fishing licenses and Derby entries may be purchased at the weigh stations and at the Kittery Trading Post. Entries along with a complete set of rules, prizes, weigh station locations, and registration information is available on line at www.icefishmaine.com or by phoning 1-888-ICE-FLAG. The entry fee is $30 per person for the Sebago Tournament, which includes a free entry into the Statewide Tournament, $20 per individual for the Statewide Tournament. A Kid Pack entry is $50 for Sebago and $30 for Statewide. The Kid Pack includes entry for any two parents and up to 6 children under the age of 18. The Maine Chevy Derby Fest Awards Ceremony and truck drawing will be held Tuesday, March 10. ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/gasoline/vacation/prweb1021814.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/gasoline/vacation/prweb1021814.htm To alleviate the rising costs at the pump for summer vacationers, The Bethel Inn Resort in Maine is guaranteeing a gasoline price of $2.99 per gallon round trip to the resort from any departure point within 300 miles of the resort. [PRWeb Jun 16, 2008] http://www.prweb.com/releases/gasoline/vacation/prweb1021814.htm Mon, 16 Jun 2008 09:41:08 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com The Bethel Inn Resort in Maine is guaranteeing a gasoline price of $2.99 per gallon round trip to the resort from any departure point within 300 miles of the resort. At check-in, the staff will calculate the round trip mileage and miles per gallon of the guest's vehicle. The difference between the current gasoline price at the guest's last fill-up and the $2.99 guarantee will be credited towards the guest's vacation. A minimum two-night stay is required. The gas guarantee is available for resort vacations from Father's Day, June 15 through Labor Day, September 1, 2008. Reservations for the guarantee must be made during the three week period, June 13-July 4, 2008. The Bethel Inn Resort located in "Maine's Most Beautiful Mountain Village" at the base of the White Mountains astride the Androscoggin River, offers summer vacations for families, couples and groups that are some of the most affordable in Northern New England. Comparisons of vacation rates at similar resorts in coastal and mountain locations show a savings of anywhere from 32-37% on room rates, meals and activities. A quick three-day, two night getaway for a couple includes two nights lodging, two full country breakfasts, two four course dinners, unlimited golf, use of all the resort amenities including the health club, outdoor pool and lake house with canoes and kayaks, resort fees and taxes from $170 per person per night. Vacationers can save on the many no-fee recreational activities in the area like hiking in the White Mountains, nature walks to visit waterfalls or to take a dip in a mountain stream, rock hounding and gem mining at abandoned quarries (a favorite with kids), visiting the Bethel Historical Society and its guided walking tour of the historic district, and sampling a free piece of fudge at the Maine Line Products Store. The community hosts special events nearly every weekend and there are free music concerts on the common. Information on The Bethel Inn Resort and Bethel Village can be found on line at www.bethelinn.com or by phoning 800-654-0125. ###]]> Brad JErome Maine's Bethel Inn Resort Announces $2.99 Gas Guarantee The Bethel Inn Resort in Maine is guaranteeing a gasoline price of $2.99 per gallon round trip to the resort from any departure point within 300 miles of the resort. At check-in, the staff will calculate the round trip mileage and miles per gallon of the guest's vehicle. The difference between the current gasoline price at the guest's last fill-up and the $2.99 guarantee will be credited towards the guest's vacation. A minimum two-night stay is required. The gas guarantee is available for resort vacations from Father's Day, June 15 through Labor Day, September 1, 2008. Reservations for the guarantee must be made during the three week period, June 13-July 4, 2008. The Bethel Inn Resort located in "Maine's Most Beautiful Mountain Village" at the base of the White Mountains astride the Androscoggin River, offers summer vacations for families, couples and groups that are some of the most affordable in Northern New England. Comparisons of vacation rates at similar resorts in coastal and mountain locations show a savings of anywhere from 32-37% on room rates, meals and activities. A quick three-day, two night getaway for a couple includes two nights lodging, two full country breakfasts, two four course dinners, unlimited golf, use of all the resort amenities including the health club, outdoor pool and lake house with canoes and kayaks, resort fees and taxes from $170 per person per night. Vacationers can save on the many no-fee recreational activities in the area like hiking in the White Mountains, nature walks to visit waterfalls or to take a dip in a mountain stream, rock hounding and gem mining at abandoned quarries (a favorite with kids), visiting the Bethel Historical Society and its guided walking tour of the historic district, and sampling a free piece of fudge at the Maine Line Products Store. The community hosts special events nearly every weekend and there are free music concerts on the common. Information on The Bethel Inn Resort and Bethel Village can be found on line at www.bethelinn.com or by phoning 800-654-0125. ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/Bethel/Ski/prweb571145.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/Bethel/Ski/prweb571145.htm Lodging establishments in Bethel, Maine are offering three gallons of gas per night per reservation to early season skiers, snowboarders and snowmobilers. [PRWeb Nov 24, 2007] http://www.prweb.com/releases/Bethel/Ski/prweb571145.htm Wed, 21 Nov 2007 10:03:11 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com www.bethelmaine.com. The Bethel Area Reservation Service can be reached at 1-800-442-5826. ###]]> Robin Zinchuk Western Maine Winter Resort Area Offers Gift of Gasoline Incentive to Early Season Skiers www.bethelmaine.com. The Bethel Area Reservation Service can be reached at 1-800-442-5826. ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/rafting/business/prweb562790.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/rafting/business/prweb562790.htm Outfitters of the Raft Maine Association report passenger increases on all three wilderness rivers, the Kennebec and Dead in The Forks and the Penobscot in Millinocket. A renewed efoort in co-operative marketing is credited with the business increase. [PRWeb Oct 28, 2007] http://www.prweb.com/releases/rafting/business/prweb562790.htm Fri, 26 Oct 2007 15:45:59 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com www.raftmaine.com and a one-call reservation service at 800-RAFT-MEE (800-723-8633). ###]]> WENDE GRAY Maine's 2007 Whitewater Rafting Season Great Success www.raftmaine.com and a one-call reservation service at 800-RAFT-MEE (800-723-8633). ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/Maine/festival/prweb427394.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/Maine/festival/prweb427394.htm Ninth Annual Bethel, Maine Harvest Fest September 15-17. Forest Products day on Friday with tours of saw mill, forest products manufacturers and artisans, free to the public. Chowder and apple pie cook-offs on Saturday, farmer's market, historical society displays, cider-making, arts and crafts on the common. [PRWeb Aug 26, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/Maine/festival/prweb427394.htm Wed, 30 Aug 2006 10:25:12 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com www.bethelmaine.com), the event celebrates the area’s farming, forestry and recreation tradition. Friday’s Forest Products Day includes tours of Maine Line Products in Greenwood to view wood basket production; Maine Artisans Wood Gallery in Rumford to watch a wood-turning demonstration; Maine Balsam Fir Products in West Paris to view manufacture of balsam fir pillows; Timberlake’s Home Store in Bethel to view traditional Shaker furniture making and Hancock Lumber in Bethel to see the process of milling pine from debarking the logs to the final finished boards. All tours are free to the public. The Northern Forest Center’s “Way of the Woods” Exhibit will be on display Friday through Sunday at the Bethel Fire Station across from the town common. The interactive exhibit portrays the culture and heritage of the Eastern Northern Forest spanning Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and New York. Saturday’s Harvest Fest on the town common includes an arts and crafts fair, Farmers’ Market, chainsaw carving, horse-drawn wagon rides, concert at the gazebo and the popular “Chowdah” Cook Off and Apple Pie Contest. Chowder sampling coupons are 50 cents each for a 4 oz serving. Chowders include corn, smoked and grilled seafood, clam, salmon, sweet potato and shrimp and Mexican Tortilla. Tasters will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite chowder for the People’s Choice Award. The apple pies will be judged in the categories of traditional, non-traditional and professional. After judging, slices will be served. The Bethel Historical Society will be open for its Maine Barn Exhibit, Natural Spaces photo display and old-fashioned apple cider making demonstration. On Sunday, organized bike rides past local farms, hikes through the forests, canoe and fishing trips on the Androscoggin River, and apple picking at local orchards are planned. Trail and route maps may be picked up at the Bethel Area Chamber Office. A complete event schedule with locations and times is available from the Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce at 1-800-442-5826, online at www.bethelmaine.com ###]]> Wende Gray Food, Forests and Fun Theme of Maine Harvest Festival www.bethelmaine.com), the event celebrates the area’s farming, forestry and recreation tradition. Friday’s Forest Products Day includes tours of Maine Line Products in Greenwood to view wood basket production; Maine Artisans Wood Gallery in Rumford to watch a wood-turning demonstration; Maine Balsam Fir Products in West Paris to view manufacture of balsam fir pillows; Timberlake’s Home Store in Bethel to view traditional Shaker furniture making and Hancock Lumber in Bethel to see the process of milling pine from debarking the logs to the final finished boards. All tours are free to the public. The Northern Forest Center’s “Way of the Woods” Exhibit will be on display Friday through Sunday at the Bethel Fire Station across from the town common. The interactive exhibit portrays the culture and heritage of the Eastern Northern Forest spanning Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and New York. Saturday’s Harvest Fest on the town common includes an arts and crafts fair, Farmers’ Market, chainsaw carving, horse-drawn wagon rides, concert at the gazebo and the popular “Chowdah” Cook Off and Apple Pie Contest. Chowder sampling coupons are 50 cents each for a 4 oz serving. Chowders include corn, smoked and grilled seafood, clam, salmon, sweet potato and shrimp and Mexican Tortilla. Tasters will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite chowder for the People’s Choice Award. The apple pies will be judged in the categories of traditional, non-traditional and professional. After judging, slices will be served. The Bethel Historical Society will be open for its Maine Barn Exhibit, Natural Spaces photo display and old-fashioned apple cider making demonstration. On Sunday, organized bike rides past local farms, hikes through the forests, canoe and fishing trips on the Androscoggin River, and apple picking at local orchards are planned. Trail and route maps may be picked up at the Bethel Area Chamber Office. A complete event schedule with locations and times is available from the Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce at 1-800-442-5826, online at www.bethelmaine.com ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/6/prweb393454.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/6/prweb393454.htm The Bethel Inn Resort in Bethel, Maine opens the state’s only family vacation golf school on Father’s Day weekend, June 9. Maine golf courses have golf instruction packages for adults, and local club schools and day camps or clinics for kids but no shared program for parents and children. The Bethel Inn Resort, www.bethelinn.com, combines a summer vacation with daily golf instruction for the whole family. [PRWeb Jun 3, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/6/prweb393454.htm Wed, 7 Jun 2006 15:49:42 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com www.bethelinn.com, combines a summer vacation with daily golf instruction for the whole family. The Family Golf School Vacation offers three hours daily of instruction in chipping and putting, iron and wood shots in real playing conditions, not only on the practice green and driving range but on the championship course’s individual holes. The school is under the direction of Jason Hurd, the Bethel Inn Resort’s head golf professional, PGA member and recipient of Golf Digest’s 2003 & 2005 “Maine Golf Instructor of the Year” award as well as the “2006 Maine PGA Teacher of the Year”. Says Golf Director Hurd, “ In the past decade we’ve graduated over 5,000 adults in the Guaranteed Performance School of Golf and we aim to teach over 5,000 youngsters this great game in the decade ahead.” The Family Golf School Vacation includes two nights lodging in deluxe accommodations; breakfast, lunch and a four course dinner daily; unlimited golf with carts; daily instruction; club rental for adults and children; use of resort amenities including outdoor pool, tennis court, game room, fitness center and lake house for canoeing and kayaking. The package is available the Father’s Day weekend and Sunday through Thursday nights thereafter through August. The minimum age to participate in golf instruction is 8. The Bethel Inn Resort flanks the town common of the historic town of Bethel. Built in 1913, the resort has a main inn with suites, separate guest buildings and condominium accommodations alongside the golf course. The inn has a formal dining room and casual dining in the Millbrook Tavern, outdoor heated pool and fitness center. The 18 hole, 6,663 yard championship golf course was expanded and redesigned in 1988 by Geoffrey Cornish. America’s Greatest Golf Resorts magazine has rated the course among the top 10 in the Northeast. The golf school is rated among the top schools in New England by Northeast Golf Magazine. Reservations for the Family Golf School Vacation may be made by phoning 1-800-654-0125 or on line at www.bethelinn.com. Package rates start at $1499 for a family of four. ###]]> Brad Jerome Family Golf School Vacation in Maine www.bethelinn.com, combines a summer vacation with daily golf instruction for the whole family. The Family Golf School Vacation offers three hours daily of instruction in chipping and putting, iron and wood shots in real playing conditions, not only on the practice green and driving range but on the championship course’s individual holes. The school is under the direction of Jason Hurd, the Bethel Inn Resort’s head golf professional, PGA member and recipient of Golf Digest’s 2003 & 2005 “Maine Golf Instructor of the Year” award as well as the “2006 Maine PGA Teacher of the Year”. Says Golf Director Hurd, “ In the past decade we’ve graduated over 5,000 adults in the Guaranteed Performance School of Golf and we aim to teach over 5,000 youngsters this great game in the decade ahead.” The Family Golf School Vacation includes two nights lodging in deluxe accommodations; breakfast, lunch and a four course dinner daily; unlimited golf with carts; daily instruction; club rental for adults and children; use of resort amenities including outdoor pool, tennis court, game room, fitness center and lake house for canoeing and kayaking. The package is available the Father’s Day weekend and Sunday through Thursday nights thereafter through August. The minimum age to participate in golf instruction is 8. The Bethel Inn Resort flanks the town common of the historic town of Bethel. Built in 1913, the resort has a main inn with suites, separate guest buildings and condominium accommodations alongside the golf course. The inn has a formal dining room and casual dining in the Millbrook Tavern, outdoor heated pool and fitness center. The 18 hole, 6,663 yard championship golf course was expanded and redesigned in 1988 by Geoffrey Cornish. America’s Greatest Golf Resorts magazine has rated the course among the top 10 in the Northeast. The golf school is rated among the top schools in New England by Northeast Golf Magazine. Reservations for the Family Golf School Vacation may be made by phoning 1-800-654-0125 or on line at www.bethelinn.com. Package rates start at $1499 for a family of four. ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb387731.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb387731.htm Five day Maine vacation golf package at seaside resort on Casco Bay, inn and golf club overlooking the Belgrade Lakes and reosrt nestled at the base of the Longfellow Mountains in Bethel. [PRWeb May 20, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb387731.htm Mon, 12 Jun 2006 15:05:55 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com www.sebasco.com, located 12 miles south of Bath, spans 575 acres along Casco Bay. The resort, established in 1930, has a variety of lodging from the main lodge, to lighthouse tower guest rooms to suites and cottages, a restaurant and pub and bowling alley. The nine-hole, bent grass golf course hugs the rocky coast. The approach to the 145 yard Par 3 second hole differs from low to high tide and gives a whole new meaning to the classic water hole. Bath, named one of America’s Dozen Distinctive Destinations by the National Trust for Historic Preservation is home to the Maine Maritime Museum and many historic ship captains’ homes. The Wings Hill Inn, www.wingshillinn.com, overlooking Great Pond, whose mail boat was the inspiration for the movie “On Golden Pond” is a 19th century restored farm house. The inn has six rooms and serves a 5-course meal Wednesday through Sunday. The nearby Belgrade Lakes Golf Club was built in 1999 under the auspices of architect Clive Clark. It has quickly earned accolades from many golf publications including Golf Digest’s 5 Star rating in 2002 and one of Golf Magazine’s 100 greatest courses in 2003. The Bethel Inn Resort, www.bethelinn.com, flanks the town common of the historic town of Bethel. Built in 1913, the resort has a main inn with suites, separate guest buildings and condominium accommodations alongside the golf course. The inn has a formal dining room and casual dining in the Millbrook Tavern, outdoor heated pool and fitness center. The 18 hole 6,663 yard championship golf course was expanded and redesigned in 1988 by Geoffrey Cornish. America’s Greatest Golf Resorts magazine has rated the course among the top 10 in the Northeast. The golf school is rated among the top schools in New England by Northeast Golf Magazine. Reservations for the package may be made by phoning any of the resorts and requesting the Ocean, Lakes & Mountains Golf Package. Package rates start at $755 per person double occupancy including taxes and gratuities. Sebasco Harbor Resort www.sebasco.com 1-800-225-3819 Wings Hill Inn www.wingshillinn.com 1-866-495-2400 Bethel Inn Resort www.bethelinn.com 1-800-654-0125 # # #]]> Wende Gray Maine Golf Package-Drive from the Ocean to the Lakes to the Mountains www.sebasco.com, located 12 miles south of Bath, spans 575 acres along Casco Bay. The resort, established in 1930, has a variety of lodging from the main lodge, to lighthouse tower guest rooms to suites and cottages, a restaurant and pub and bowling alley. The nine-hole, bent grass golf course hugs the rocky coast. The approach to the 145 yard Par 3 second hole differs from low to high tide and gives a whole new meaning to the classic water hole. Bath, named one of America’s Dozen Distinctive Destinations by the National Trust for Historic Preservation is home to the Maine Maritime Museum and many historic ship captains’ homes. The Wings Hill Inn, www.wingshillinn.com, overlooking Great Pond, whose mail boat was the inspiration for the movie “On Golden Pond” is a 19th century restored farm house. The inn has six rooms and serves a 5-course meal Wednesday through Sunday. The nearby Belgrade Lakes Golf Club was built in 1999 under the auspices of architect Clive Clark. It has quickly earned accolades from many golf publications including Golf Digest’s 5 Star rating in 2002 and one of Golf Magazine’s 100 greatest courses in 2003. The Bethel Inn Resort, www.bethelinn.com, flanks the town common of the historic town of Bethel. Built in 1913, the resort has a main inn with suites, separate guest buildings and condominium accommodations alongside the golf course. The inn has a formal dining room and casual dining in the Millbrook Tavern, outdoor heated pool and fitness center. The 18 hole 6,663 yard championship golf course was expanded and redesigned in 1988 by Geoffrey Cornish. America’s Greatest Golf Resorts magazine has rated the course among the top 10 in the Northeast. The golf school is rated among the top schools in New England by Northeast Golf Magazine. Reservations for the package may be made by phoning any of the resorts and requesting the Ocean, Lakes & Mountains Golf Package. Package rates start at $755 per person double occupancy including taxes and gratuities. Sebasco Harbor Resort www.sebasco.com 1-800-225-3819 Wings Hill Inn www.wingshillinn.com 1-866-495-2400 Bethel Inn Resort www.bethelinn.com 1-800-654-0125 # # #]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/4/prweb373123.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/4/prweb373123.htm Maine rafting, a recreation for risk takers in 1976 has grown into a popular activity for youth, families and seniors. Outfitters offer a variety of accommodations and outdoor adventures trips like rock climbing, moose safaris, canoeing, kayaking and wildlife photography. [PRWeb Apr 22, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/4/prweb373123.htm Mon, 24 Apr 2006 11:48:35 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com Wende Gray Maine Rafting Turns 30 - Experiencing Rapid Growth 00:15:00 no