The restaurant opened on Cottage Avenue in 2013.
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Playoffs in full swing for Cape Elizabeth, South Portland
Capers, Red Riots remain in title hunt in multiple sports.
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Playoff time arrives for Cape Elizabeth, South Portland
Postseason set to begin in cross country, field hockey, soccer and volleyball
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Stretch run underway for Cape, SP fall sports teams
Regular season ends next week in many sports.
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Positive results continue for Cape, SP
Even though it’s still early October, we’ll get an early taste of the fall sports postseason this weekend, as the golf state championships will be held. For football, soccer, field hockey, volleyball and cross country, the regular season continues and the best is yet to come. Here’s a look back at the week that was […]
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Fall sports season passes midway point
Games take on heightened importance for Cape Elizabeth, South Portland
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South Portland plans to survey ash trees for treatment, possible removal
Workers will catalogue size and location of city ash trees and determine whether they appear to be impacted by emerald ash borers, an invasive species.
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Another solid week in the books for Cape, SP
Capers, Red Riots hold their own against tough opponents.
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Cape, SP fall teams continue to impress
Cape Elizabeth and South Portland’s fall teams had an interesting and largely successful first full week of action last week. Here’s an overview: Football South Portland’s football team, which opened with a 35-15 win at Sanford, improved to 2-0 by virtue of a 42-26 home victory over Bangor last Friday. Connor Gerard’s 14-yard touchdown run […]
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Grassroots group’s report sharply criticizes Gorham Connector proposal
Mainers for Smarter Transportation recommends alternatives to the project as Scarborough town councilors consider calling for changes to address growing public concerns.