Having sold Hugo’s, chef Rob Evans has plans to farm for a bit and then dive back into restaurants.
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Cookbook Corner: ‘Simple Weeknight Favorites’
‘Simple Weeknight Favorites: More than 200 No-Fuss, Foolproof Meals” by the editors at America’s Test Kitchen ($26.95) offers some shortcuts so you can get dinner on the table in a hurry but still feel good about what you’re serving. Some of the meals are prepared in one pan — think macaroni and cheese prepared in […]
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At Portland’s new Holy Donut, good flavor is a religion
PORTLAND — Aren’t all doughnuts holey? That’s the first question people ask when they hear the name of Portland’s newest doughnut shop. The Holy Donut opened a week ago last Friday at the former site of Terroni’s Market on Park Avenue, near Hadlock Field. Leigh Kellis, the owner, had been using the kitchen at the […]
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Newspaper’s citizen-investor walks a fine line
Can a donor with such prominent political ties make it work? Experts say he can if the journalism – done ‘without fear or favor’ – comes first.
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Nan Cumming headed to the Maine Island Trail Association
The former Executive Director of Portland Trails will become Campaign Director for the Maine Island Trail Association
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Catholic Diocese to hold day of prayer, penance for abuse victims
In Portland, the day will be recognized by Bishop Richard Malone with a celebration of Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
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Maine House rejects proposed tax rate cut
Some Republicans join Democrats in rejecting the bill’s cost to the state.
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Bath crash on Route 1 remains under investigation
An investigation into the crash that closed Route 1 for several hours last week has been hampered because police have been unable to interview the driver and his passenger.
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Housing authority oversight bill awaits LePage signature
The bill gives the authority’s board of commissioners the power to review, compensate, or remove the agency’s director.
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Trayvon Martin’s parents go to Capitol Hill
They appear briefly before a congressional panel and thank those who have turned their 17-year-old son’s death into a rallying cry against racial profiling.