On Tuesday, citizens throughout town came to celebrate what they thought was a charity event for one of Maine’s most delicious natural resources: lobster! Instead, they found a select few had arranged what could be arguably proclaimed the city’s biggest celebration of the year.
Liquor, food, bubble tea, shopping cart races, a live DJ, and a whipped-cream and cherries laden striking blonde popping out of perhaps the biggest cake you’ve ever seen were some of the more notable events of the evening. The party lasted well into the evening, partygoers only dragging themselves away when the party boy himself, adorned with a fuzzy, pink appendage, had to leave for the night.
And who was this mystery birthday boy, you ask? None other than our very own Dean Anderson, owner of Anderson’s. If you’ve never been down to the quaint little bar right by the docks, we highly suggest you visit.
Happy birthday, Dean! From all of your friends here at the AP Times.
Reported by Chloe Walcott
Liquor, food, bubble tea, shopping cart races, a live DJ, and a whipped-cream and cherries laden striking blonde popping out of perhaps the biggest cake you’ve ever seen were some of the more notable events of the evening. The party lasted well into the evening, partygoers only dragging themselves away when the party boy himself, adorned with a fuzzy, pink appendage, had to leave for the night.
And who was this mystery birthday boy, you ask? None other than our very own Dean Anderson, owner of Anderson’s. If you’ve never been down to the quaint little bar right by the docks, we highly suggest you visit.
Happy birthday, Dean! From all of your friends here at the AP Times.
Reported by Chloe Walcott
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