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As we write this, the Chicago Cubs have just won the World Series, after being down 3 games to 1, in extra innings, following a rain delay. They have not won a World Series since 1908. The nation will also be electing a new president, marking the end of what many feel is the most unusual and stressful campaign in memory.

We are pleased to announce the North Yarmouth office has been completed and we could not be happier with the outcome. Our new space is open and welcoming and we hope our clients will love it just as much as we do. In the coming weeks we will let you all know plans for our Annual Open House. We look forward to seeing each of you very soon!

The ceilings are being hung and trim installation is underway at the new office! We are so pleased with how quickly the construction has been moving right along and are hopeful to have the office completed by the end of this month.

Second Quarter Newsletter 2016

We are well on our way to completing this beautiful, new office space in Yarmouth, Maine. Looking forward to continuing developments over the next few weeks. Check back for more soon!

Construction is underway for our new office location in Yarmouth, Maine. We are so thrilled to share a preview with you as more progress is being made toward our fresh, new space. Please check back in the coming weeks for more exciting updates! We look forward to meeting with you all in the new home of the Galarneau Group.

FIRST QUARTER 2016 NEWSLETTER

  As we write this, we are in the last few days of January. Weather in our part of the country has been unusually calm and mild; while the markets have experienced the stormiest January in a very long time. In fact since late August of last year, we have experienced significant volatility; and few stocks have been immune to the selloff.

THIRD QUARTER NEWSLETTER

                As we write this, summer market activity has brought most year-to-date domestic market indices to flat or slightly negative levels. We have seen significant economic weakness in China and Greece finally reached the crisis point which had long been anticipated, putting much pressure on the euro.