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Column: For wine, have a taste before buying a case

A friend recently asked Tom to assemble a case of wine that he wanted to offer for auction at an upcoming fundraiser for a charitable organization. His only stipulation was that the wines be rated at least 90 points by wine journals, like the Robert Parker Jr.’s Wine Advocate. The friend was buying, so the challenge […]

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Food Dispatches, March 3, 2010

LINCOLNVILLE Planners OK expansion of winery across street Cellardoor Winery in Lincolnville plans to build a 9,000-square-foot winery and warehouse across the street from its current location. The Lincolnville Planning Board approved the expansion Wednesday. The new winery will have a large crush pad, stainless steel tanks, barrel rooms for aging wines, and a climate-controlled […]

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Column: Corned beef, for the Irish in all of us

Like they say, everyone’s Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. I believe in celebrating any and all holidays, especially if they involve special food, so even though neither my husband nor I have a drop of Irish blood, on March 17 we put on a Clancy Brothers CD and eat the classic meal – with or […]

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Top SMAA seniors to play

The SMAA boys’ and girls’ senior all-star basketball games will be played tonight at Deering High. The girls will play at 6 p.m., followed by the boys’ game. Some of the players in the boys’ game will be Indiana Faithfull, Cheverus; Dominic Borelli and Nich Jobin of Westbrook; Keegan Hyland and Matt Lee of South […]

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Column: Too many robots on the court

The steady thunk-thunk-thunk of a basketball hitting hardwood echoes. The sound quickens as Keegan Hyland pivots and breaks for the basket. The South Portland High senior appears to be alone. He’s not. In his mind a second defender comes up to help out the first. The game clock ticks down and Hyland needs to help […]