The store, on its second reopening attempt in two decades, is open for dining and grab-and-go, with a full reopening expected later this summer.
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4 great locally owned bookstores in Biddeford, Saco and Old Orchard Beach
Pick up a summer read from one of these spots and head to the beach.
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Owners of Cowbell restaurants reach settlement over labor law violations
The burger joint, with locations in Biddeford, Westbrook and Scarborough, has agreed to pay about $83,000 in back wages and fines. A judge has not yet approved the settlement.
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Kennebunk animal sanctuary owner feels caught in limbo over zoning compliance
Heather Lombard, owner of Scapegoats and Mousam Misfits Sanctuary, says she was told this month that her pigs and goats would have to be sent to new homes. Since then, though, she’s gotten mixed messages from the town.
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Chebeague Island’s only store will reopen next year. For now, try this shed.
Two college students plan to sell prepackaged goods from a shed following the closure of Doughty’s Island Market this spring.
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Mulligan’s bar in Biddeford is closing for good after nearly 30 years
The neighborhood pub on Lincoln Street — sometimes likened to the bar from ‘Cheers’ — has long been known for its welcoming atmosphere, sports on the TV and $5 steak specials.
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Bob Cote, longtime Pizza by Alex manager, remembered for his kindness
Cote, the Biddeford restaurant’s manager for 52 years, died last week at age 82.
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Meet the southern Maine veterinarian who treats everything from house cats to tigers
Dr. Samantha Brueckner’s Kennebunk-based practice, Yin-Yang Veterinary Care, pays home visits to patients ranging from dogs and cats to chinchillas and tarantulas.
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It’s all about family for Brunswick Instant Printing sisters | Column
BIP was originally established in 1974, with Pam Wright taking it over in 1998 and working alongside her sister Dottie Conteras.
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New Gloucester Village Store reopening thanks to donations from community
One New Gloucester resident loaned the store $50,000 to help it reopen for the second time this century.