local business – Page 2 – The Portland Press Herald

A Portland bagel shop’s sign doesn’t just advertise food. It’s a spiritual journey.

Joel Baker, son-in-law of the original Mister Bagel, puts up spiritual messages on the Forest Avenue shop’s sign. It’s resonating with the community.

Newly appointed Matt Lewis said the chamber is “open to everyone.”

The highly anticipated Elevenses Cafe and Bakery soft opened in Brunswick on June 11, offering a fantasy atmosphere and hobbit-themed menu items.

The newest bowling alley from Brooklyn-based company Gutter Bar is slated to open in Biddeford in July.

A strong storm that hit the island nearly 3 years ago blew many trees to the ground. Doug Smith saw one stump that was left behind as an opportunity.

KPort Provisions, formerly known as H.B. Provisions, is ready to kick off the summer season after a year of renovations under new ownership.

Despite some rain, Saturday’s event gave participants a window into the wider world of modern commercial fishing and aquaculture.

The celebration by Mayo Street Arts had a dozen vendors of international dishes and almost 500 attendees.

Located at The Shops at Biddeford Crossing, the store is L.L.Bean’s fourth outlet in Maine.

Feelz Consignment Store is organizing a three-day-long thrifting tour in Windham and beyond.