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Maine airports respond to FAA stoppage
BANGOR, ME (WABI) - A nationwide ground stop ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration was lifted at around 8:30 p.m. Eastern time tonight. The FAA initially issued the ground stop citing “extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.”. Cause not immediately clear. The cause was not immediately clear, although...
everafterinthewoods.com
This Maine Restaurant Serves A Daily Indian Lunch Buffet With Curries, Biryani, And Dessert
An old office building that spent about forty years full of desks now serves biryani every single day. That’s a career change I can fully support. The lunch buffet runs seven days a week, starting at 11 a.m. The kitchen cooks from scratch and brings its spices in straight from India. Fresh naan comes out of a clay oven too.
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Maine Veterans Project takes over Mason's Brewery, hands out tickets to fight night
BANGOR/BREWER -- The Maine Veterans Project joined forces with Mason's in Brewer to treat those who have served our country. Over 40 veterans and their guests converged on Mason's Brewery in Brewer Friday to have a meal and experience some fellowship. Organizers say the veterans and their family and friends...
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This Small Maine Restaurant Earned National Recognition And Its Food Is Worth The Trip
A railroad-style dining car built in 1927 has only 15 seats, yet it keeps landing on national best-restaurant lists. Yes, a diner smaller than some living rooms is beating out big-city dining rooms. The outside still carries an old sign that reads Ladies Invited. Inside, the counter turns out lemony...
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Tremont is using state grant funding to explore a living shoreline at Seal Cove Picnic Area, where erosion threatens the beach and Cape Road.
The Bar Harbor Story is generously sponsored by ArtWaves. TREMONT—Tremont’s beloved Seal Cove Picnic Area is slowly disappearing as the ocean erodes the beach and quietly makes its way to the Cape Road. Could an erosion control concept called living shorelines be the answer to help combat nature and save the beach?