Dear Sun Spots: It was recommended that I write to you in the hope of finding out where my Eminger Berries went. On May 12, I ordered special Eminger Berries for my 49th birthday and received nothing but an $89 charge on my credit card for my June 13 birthday. I have never been more disappointed in my entire life! What happened to Emingers? Happy Birthday to me! – Lisa, No Town.

Answer: Sun Spots tried several numbers for this business and the mailboxes are all full. There are several notes on various Web sites indicating the company is no longer in business. Our reporter Kathryn Skelton dug around a lot and has learned that unfortunately, yes the business has closed and the former owner is moving to Texas. You might consider contacting them, via mail, through their former business address at Susan Eminger, Eminger Berries, 9 Grove St., Auburn, ME 04210 to see about the status of a refund. While the house where the business is for sale, there should be a forwarding address on file with the post office.

Dear Sun Spots: I have a mother who is on Maine Care and can’t seem to find a dentist. Any help would be appreciated. – No Name, No Town.

Answer: Sun Spots wonders if you’ve checked in with MaineCare’s Member Services, where you can obtain a listing of dentists who accept MaineCare. You can reach them via phone 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at (800) 977-6740.

Dear Sun Spots: I am writing because you’ve helped me in the past.

I am wondering if there is anyone out there that would have a 1970 Edward Little High School yearbook they would be willing to part with at a reasonable price. I have tried the school but they are all out.

Also, what is the address for “Nickelodeon” because I would like to write to them. – J. B., No Town

Answer: Regarding your second question, consider writing to Nickelodeon Viewer Services at 1515 Broadway, New York, NY 10036. You may also call them at 212-258-7579. Please be sure to include the following information: Your name, your complete address, as well as your daytime telephone number.

Dear Sun Spots: Please remind readers of the Rules for Bicyclists now that summer is upon us.

Thanks to the Bicycle Coalition of Maine for their publication on the rules, some of which I am sharing with readers here:

Drivers, don’t forget to share the road! Remember care and courtesy.

Bicyclists, remember to keep your bike tuned up, maintained and regularly inspect your equipment.

Take your bike to a bike shop at least twice a year for a professional inspection.

Wear your helmet correctly.

Be visible and predictable.

Ride with the traffic.

Watch for potential hazards.

Signal all turns.

Be prepared for conditions, remember your repair supplies.

Obey all traffic laws.

Ride single line in traffic.

Always ride with your lights on at night.

For more information don’t forget to check out The Bicycle Coalition of Maine which advocates bicycling safety, education and access in Maine. Contact it at P.O. Box 5275, Augusta, ME 04332, or via phone at 623-4511 or its Web site at www.BikeMaine.org. – Charles Soule, Lewiston.

Dear Sun Spots: This is in response to Muriel Sawyer (Sun Spots inquiry June 15), who was looking for plastic canvas books: I just saw a variety of them in the crafts section at Grand City in Brunswick. They may be reached at 128 Maine St., Brunswick, ME 04011, 725-8964 – No Name, No Town.

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