Mama's CrowBar

I can't believe it's been 10 years since we began the longest goodbye.

I miss you all every single day...🖤

Mama's Crowbar The story of a neighborhood bar on the East End in Portland, Maine. An audio postcard produced for the Salt Institute of Documentary Studies.

I'm moving and our beloved piano cannot come with me. She's full of memories and magic and free to whoever can come pick her up this weekend.

Message me if you're interested 🖤 🎼 🎶

"Mama's CrowBar" by Jimmy Dority

Hey CrowBar family and friends, it is with a terribly heavy heart that I must share sad news. Kiwi passed away this morning at almost 16 years old.

She wasn't just Mary's dog, she was a matriarch, an OG, a Mama in her own right and for many of us a gateway to a now lifelong commitment and love of little dogs.

She passed peacefully this morning in her favorite place, Mary's arms, after spending a lovely day yesterday basking in the sun and napping among the lilacs.

Thank you for all the love you showed her when she was a shaky little piano dog and the ways you all continue to be family and dear friends to us now. The CrowBar years will always be some of our best and Kiwi holds a huge place in those memories and our hearts.

Please support your local rescues and shelters. ❤️ 🐾❤️

So sad to hear the news of the passing of our friend. Rest in peace John. Thank you for wonderful memories and a lifetime of great work. 🖤

The Memorial For John Sinclair will take place on tuesday 9th April (13.00 EDT)

"we are grateful for the gatherings of people who are able to watch remotely, due to the generosity of Richard Blondy, Eli Neiburger of the The Ann Arbor District Public Library (AADPL), and Eddie Saint Aubin and Steve Soviak at the Ralston Project."

Richard Blondy FB account: https://www.facebook.com/RichardBlondy/

“Look on each act as future history”
— John Sinclair

Cheers DL.

I'm sure there's Gin in heaven too 😉

Thank you!

David Geary, ‘Godfather of Maine craft beer,’ dies at 78 The pioneering brewer and his wife, Karen, launched D.L. Geary Brewing in Portland in 1983, giving New England its first craft brewery in 1986 with Geary's Pale Ale setting the standard for English-style ales.