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Virgin Islands couple wins Maine inn, steel drums replaced by falling snow

The Center Lovell Inn is seen Friday, June 5, 2015, in Lovell, Maine. Janice Sage took ownership of the inn by winning an essay contest 22 years ago. AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty

CENTER LOVELL, Maine – A Virgin Islands couple will be trading the Caribbean breezes of St. John for the rigours of Maine’s four seasons after winning a “Win an Inn” essay contest.

Prince and Rose Adams, both 45 and originally from New York City, entered the contest organized by Janice Sage. The retiring owner of the Center Lovell Inn had won the restaurant and hostelry in a similar writing contest 22 years ago.

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The Boston Globe reports that the Adamses were notified last week that they had been picked by a local panel of judges assembled by Sage.

They’re closing their restaurant in St. John and expect to be open for business in Center Lovell by July 10.

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