Many have planned benefits for the family of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero and organizations in Maine that assist immigrants.
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3 more businesses join Scarborough’s planned town center
More than 240,000 square feet of commercial space is under construction in the heart of The Downs and 70% is already leased or purchased.
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Where did Maine’s 24/7 restaurants go?
Maine used to be home to several round-the-clock dining options. Now, the only restaurants offering a hot meal in the wee hours are 4 Burger King locations.
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These Maine restaurants serve up complete menus from incomplete kitchens
No exhaust hood? No problem. Some innovative chefs flex their creative muscles with induction burners, Instant Pots or convection ovens.
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Maine Diner’s foreclosure auction postponed indefinitely
Jim and Karen MacNeill, owners of the iconic eatery on Route 1 in Wells, had fought to prevent the auction. Their company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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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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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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Taste of Maine Restaurant in Woolwich to be sold
The landmark eatery on Route 1 — with the lobster on its roof — went up for sale years ago, and owners said this week that they’ve found a buyer.
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Maine Diner in Wells scheduled for foreclosure auction in June
Current owner Jim MacNeill is planning to retire but remains confident that business will continue as usual.
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A foodie city needs affordable housing for those doing the feeding | Column
Portland’s apartment rental market is pricing out those who make the city’s reputation happen.