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July 7

Green living guide expands to midcoast

Stephanie Hardiman, Staff Writer

The Westbrook-based coupon book and guide to green living, The SunriseGuide, is expanding its coverage to include the midcoast from Bath to Belfast.

The book, which began in 2006, originally covered only southern Maine.

"We've been getting requests for several years to include the midcoast region in the guide, and we're excited to help play a connecting role that makes it easy for people to find the green products and services they are looking for," said Heather Chandler, the book's founder and publisher, in a news release.

Besides providing coupons, the book serves as a directory for local businesses that offer goods and services with reduced environmental impact. Articles and tips about sustainable living are also featured.

The book is sold for $20 and will be released in October for sale at stores listed on the book's website, www.thesunriseguide.com, or through fundraisers. Groups like schools and churches sell the guides and keep up to half of the proceeds.

The SunriseGuide's Patti Montana will be the featured speaker at the Green Drinks networking event for people interested in the natural environment on Sunday, July 11, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Farmer's Fare in Rockport.

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3 COMMENTS

JFC said...

I think that URL should be: http://www.thesunriseguide.com/

July 7, 2010 at 11:58 AM Report abuse

CCC-Port said...

LOL, good catch, JFC.

July 7, 2010 at 1:27 PM Report abuse

XPortlander said...

They call it green building for 1 reason!!

July 7, 2010 at 1:45 PM Report abuse

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