Wiscasset Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce a Business After Hours (BAH) with newly established, Sawyer's Way Antiques and Salvage and Chip Davison Construction at the former Army/Navy store in Edgecomb on Route 27. The address is 897 Boothbay Road, Edgecomb, and the time is 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., on June 6. It includes refreshments.

The BAH includes the continuing benefit for Bill Bellmore. Bring a friend, family member or business associate to this Business After Hours with the Wiscasset Area Chamber of Commerce as we celebrate our second BAH in the beautiful town of Edgecomb.

For those who like unusual antiques and vintage salvage, a new retail store in Edgecomb called Sawyer’s Way has opened its doors to the public as of Saturday, May 25, Memorial Day weekend.

Located in the former Edgecomb Army/Navy Store building on Route 27 north of the Boothbay town line, the store also features distressed and repurposed cottage furniture, designed and produced by owner Jeff Dowdy.

“Sawyer’s Way is not only a retail store, but also a resource for those seeking assistance in design, custom woodworking and decorative painting projects,” said Dowdy, who has over three decades of experience in the building trades.

The name, Sawyer’s Way, comes from an old saying that refers to his great grandfather Captain William Sawyer, who salvaged ships in Boothbay Harbor during the late 1800s.

Dowdy’s wife, Jen, is the other half of the proprietor team. Stop by sawyersway.blogspot.com for additional product information.