The tourist hotspot known for its food and charming atmosphere was purchased by Giri Hotels, a Massachusetts-based company.
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The Vermont Flannel Company opens first Maine storefront in Freeport
Dozens gathered for the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday evening for a scoop of Ben & Jerry’s and the chance to browse the new flannel store.
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Mainers’ data may be compromised in ransomware attack on health insurer
Point32Health said in a statement that a ‘cybersecurity ransomware incident’ affecting its Harvard Pilgrim Health Care program was detected April 17.
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From the Chamber: 5 more summer events to look forward to
This week, I’m continuing our summer preview by highlighting some of the fun, family events that you won’t want to miss this summer. My hope is that this helps our local families plan for staycations and when to have friends visit, while also helping the businesses know when events are happening that may affect their […]
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Herbalist opens new Sip House café in downtown Freeport
Café owner Tammy Nonni uses locally sourced organic products to promote health and support other local producers.
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Wanted: Brunswick innkeeper. Pay? Up to $90K. Résumé? Too old-fashioned.
The owner of the OneSixtyFive inn is seeking an innkeeper by asking for an essay or video instead of a resume.
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From the Chamber: Cornerstone thank-yous and the Young Professional of the Year
This week, we’re continuing with our series highlighting the award winners from our BBRC Annual Awards Dinner held last month. The past two weeks we’ve highlighted our Large Business of the Year, Darling’s Brunswick Ford; our Small Business of the Year, Midcoast Humane; our President’s Award recipient, Bob Langworthyk and our Director’s Award recipient, Charleen […]
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New England’s largest candy store opens in Wiscasset
Sweetz & More boasts more than 7,500 products across 8,100 square feet in the former Big Al’s Super Values building.
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Rural Bath residents seek grant for high-speed internet buildout
A group of about 500 Bath residents left out of the city’s new fiber-optic network plan hope to raise money for a fiber network of their own.
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Skowhegan Drive-In Theatre to return for another summer as owner works to secure buyer
The landmark theater is one of about 300 drive-ins still operating across the country, and owner Don Brown says he is trying to find new revenue streams to keep it operational.