Profiles
Lady Oyster has formed a thriving partnership with John Herrigel and the Maine Oyster Company over the past three years, co-hosting gatherings, tastings and parties, becoming a quietly essential part of Phippsburg’s working waterfront.
NOTE: This is the first of what we hope will be a regular monthly feature: first-person accounts of family members, friends and neighbors. Please let us know if you would like to share a memory. You can write it yourself, or have one of our reporters interview you, take notes and prepare a first draft.…
Extending a tradition dating back to 1909.
There were at least seven John Parkers, spanning eight generations of the Parker family, dating from the Popham Colony settlement of 1607 into the early 1800s.
Before Maine’s Cooper Flagg took the basketball world by storm, there was Phippsburg’s Joe Harrington.
Elna Joseph-Bijouwer recalls helping her mother and others publish the original Phippsburg Observer in the 1960s.