The new eatery is in the former home of Sissle & Daughters.
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Have billboards been banned in Maine since 1977? | Fact brief
Just 4 states have broad bans on billboard advertisements in an effort to preserve their natural beauty.
Brunswick celebration will honor 250 years of U.S. Navy
The Navy League’s annual ball will be held at the St. John’s Community Center in Brunswick on Oct. 4.
Kennebunk museum introduces fall artist-in-residence
Brick Store Museum selects photographer Laura Dauphinais, who specializes in landscapes and wildlife.
South Portland teachers started the school year without a contract
The school district and the South Portland Teachers Association entered a fact-finding process last week after mediation stalled. Negotiations are ongoing.
Kennebunk-area school board welcomes interim directors
The RSU 21 board introduced two interim directors in September, replacing Lesley Stoeffler and Rachel Kennedy-Smith.
Proposed Main Street improvements not a ‘redesign’ for Kennebunk
Economic Vitality Director Stephen Houdlette said a proposed downtown revitalization project aims to build on past street improvement projects.
Developer seeks to raise Robie Street housing project numbers in Gorham
The developer hopes to add 120 units. A discussion is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 6.
Live in Maine and affected by the shutdown? We want to hear from you.
The Portland Press Herald is interested in hearing from federal workers and others who have been furloughed or are working without pay.
What happens now that a government shutdown is underway
Senate Democrats blocked a Republican bill to keep funding the government