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7 Kennebunkport, Maine Restaurants That Stay Packed Without Needing Fancy Advertising

One dining room on this list is named after its founders’ oldest grandchild, and it opened in 1973. The same family still runs it, now in its third and fourth generations. I love that kind of staying power. Another spot cooks steaks over local white oak, inspired by Patagonian...

Kennebunkport, ME · 1d

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Chinburg Properties unveils Jagger Mill complex in Sanford

Chinburg Properties plans a ribbon cutting Tuesday to unveil the redeveloped Jagger Mill in Sanford. The mill, at 5 Water St. in the Springvale section, dates to 1920. It was originally part of Goodall Worsted’s alpaca wool division and, in 1956, became part of Jagger Brothers, which produced yarn.

Sanford, ME · 3d

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Ogunquit first responders rescue ailing bald eagle

OGUNQUIT, Maine (WGME) -- Crews stepped in to a help a young bald eagle that appeared to be sick in Ogunquit. On Wednesday, the Ogunquit Fire Department says they received reports that a young bald eagle who hangs around Marginal Way was not acting well. Members of the Ogunquit police...

Ogunquit, ME · 1d

The Maine Monitor

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This map shows how Susan Collins’ electoral firewall crumbled in York County and other parts of Maine

In her previous five races for the U.S. Senate, Susan Collins had never lost York County. Her ability to overperform other Republicans in the southernmost part of Maine’s left-leaning 1st Congressional District served as an electoral firewall of sorts, helping power Collins to a string of victories over her 30-year Senate career.

York County, ME · 12h

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These 13 Maine Seafood Restaurants Serve Lobster And Fried Clams Worth Driving For

Carhop service still exists in Maine, and at least one seafood stand uses it to bring fried clams straight to your car window. I love that so much. Lobster and clams on a dashboard tray feel like a road trip that already reached its happy ending. Other stops ahead sit...

Maine · 5d

everafterinthewoods.com

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This Old-Fashioned Maine Candy Shop Has Been Making Irresistible Chocolates Since 1956

The candy here is still cooked in hand-fused copper kettles over gas stoves that are more than 100 years old. That alone made me stop scrolling. Then I learned the shop still uses a refrigerator from 1930. Many of the recipes date back to 1956. The founder wrote them, and...

Ogunquit, ME · 2d

B98.5

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Every Broadway Musical Playing In Maine Through 2027 (So Far)

Frozen, Hadestown, Jersey Boys and Audra McDonald are all headed for Maine stages. Here’s the full list, with dates and where to get tickets.

Maine · 10h

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Chick-fil-A to open 3 new restaurants in Maine

BIDDEFORD, Maine (WABI) - Chick-fil-A will open three new restaurants in Maine, adding an estimated 300 jobs, the company said. The chain plans to open locations in Biddeford, South Portland, and Auburn in early 2027. Right now, Chick-fil-A has locations in Bangor and Westbrook. Dustin Griffiths, director of Chick-fil-A real...

Biddeford, ME · 2d

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NEWS | Biddeford’s York County Food Hub concept is now reality

The state-of-the-art facility on Pomerleau Street will play a significant role in reducing regional food insecurity throughout York County. Just two weeks before millions of Americans will gather around a large meal to celebrate the annual Thanksgiving holiday, community leaders gathered Thursday to celebrate the grand opening of a new facility designed to combat food insecurity in York County.

York County, ME · 13h

Foster's Daily Democrat

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New project at Lilac City Grille site in Rochester hinges on tax relief

ROCHESTER — A new restaurant and eight apartments could fill a downtown void at 103 North Main St. , where the shuttered Lilac City Grille was demolished earlier this year. Norman Vetter, the property owner, is seeking 79-E community revitalization tax relief from the city for the project, which calls for the inclusion of below-market-rate apartments. The proposal received a first reading before the City Council at its Nov. 10 meeting seeking nine years of tax relief, and was advanced to a Dec. 1 public hearing with the council. New Hampshire's 79-E incentive gives developers temporary property tax relief in exchange for developing blighted or historic properties that might otherwise stay vacant. Developers pay taxes based on what the property's assessed value was before the development is built for a negotiated number of years. When the 79-E expires, the owner starts paying taxes based on the property's new increased assessed value. What can residents expect to see at former Lilac City Grille site? Vetter's proposal, according to documents submitted to the city, calls for a 3,000-square-foot restaurant space on the first floor and eight two-bedroom apartments on the second and third floors. The proposal states an unknown number of apartments

Rochester, NH · 3d

Portsmouth Herald

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Marshwood, Kennebunk football coaches share history ahead of Class B South championship

SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Long before Andrew Elwell and Keith Noel prepared to stand on opposite sidelines with a championship at stake, they stood on the same sideline at Sanford High School. Elwell and Noel spent the 2014 high school football season together as assistants under longtime Sanford High School coach Mike Fallon. On Saturday, they will meet as head coaches when Elwell's Marshwood High School football team faces Noel's Kennebunk High School Rams in the Class B South championship game. Kickoff is scheduled for 2 p.m. How we got here Marshwood, with the No. 1 seed on the line, beat Kennebunk, 32-16 , in the regular-season finale on Oct. 23. Both Marshwood and Kennebunk, the No. 2 seed, got a first-round bye. Marshwood then beat No. 4 Falmouth , 30-22, and Kennebunk beat No. 3 Biddeford, 27-0, in the Class B South semifinal round. Saturday's winner will face either Fryeburg Academy or Cony High School in the Class B state championship. Coaching relationship started with middle school basketball For Elwell, the first year as head coach of the Hawks, the personal connection he has with Noel adds another wrinkle to a matchup that already carries plenty of meaning. “I

Kennebunk, ME · 2d

Portsmouth Herald

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Kittery raises non-resident fees at Fort Foster; vets get free entry

KITTERY, Maine — Non-resident fees at Fort Foster Park will be increased for the 2027 season to help offset the town’s rising park maintenance costs. After nearly 106,000 admissions to the 88-acre park this year, the town will increase the non-resident seasonal pass to $125 a year, up from the existing $100 seasonal rate. “Serving this volume of visitors increases the town’s costs for operating and maintaining park machinery, purchasing fuel, and performing routine maintenance,” Town Manager Amie Hendrix wrote in a memorandum to the Town Council. "The proposed increase in the non-resident season pass fee would help offset these usage-related expenses." Councilors unanimously supported the Parks Commission-endorsed fee amendment Monday, Nov. 9. Veterans will get free admission to Fort Foster In addition, veterans will now be offered free daily admission to Fort Foster after showing a valid veteran identification card or a driver’s license showing their status. “Currently you do not provide a complimentary daily admission for veterans, and so to acknowledge our veterans’ service, that was recommended by the Parks Commission,” Hendrix said to the Town Council. The amended fees will take effect Jan. 1. Seasonal and day passes to Fort Foster are required for entry between May

Kittery, ME · 1d

Idyllic Pursuit

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Kennebunkport’s Christmas Prelude Started in 1982. Here’s What to Know Before You Book for December

Kennebunkport’s Christmas Prelude has grown from a single evening into one of the most popular...

Kennebunkport, ME · 1d

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Sand Pond Campground Project OK’d, Contested

Sanford Planning Board members gave the green light to a campground development at Sand Pond last week, although a lawsuit is still pending against the development. The board’s vote on Nov. 4 followed lengthy public comments for and against the proposal for 41 campsites in 4 phases, and other site improvements at Siddall Road and Country Club Road 2 in south Sanford. Neighbors have long objected to the proposal on the grounds of noise, appearance, and density.

Sanford, ME · 17h

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Where to Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner in York, Maine: Holiday Dining at Local Restaurants Along the Maine Coast

Let someone else handle the turkey this Thanksgiving. Whether you're visiting the Southern Maine coast for the holiday, spending Thanksgiving with family, or simply looking to trade kitchen duty for a memorable meal, there are some wonderful local dining spots ready to make your holiday delicious. From traditional Thanksgiving buffets...

York, ME · 1d

Foster's Daily Democrat

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'Grit and tenacity': Somersworth offensive line paving the way in Division III playoffs

SOMERSWORTH — In last Saturday's 50-21 Division III quarterfinal playoff win over Laconia , the Somersworth High School football team had three backs all run for more than 100 yards, and had a total of 444 yards in the game. Somersworth head coach Jeremy Lambert pointed to the guys on the offensive line, and said that the success of the running game starts with grit and tenacity. And more standout performances will be needed in Saturday's semifinal game against No. 3 Monadnock. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. in Somersworth. "We need our line to continue to be able to keep their heads up, and play with some grit and tenacity, that's what it takes to play on the line with your hand in the dirt," Lambert said. "Those guys need to keep doing what they're doing there. They're going to move some bodies and they have the ability to do that." Seniors Collin Patterson and Brian Bjorkman have been at it for four years, and they are paired with a trio of sophomores in Diante Adams, Cole Garrett and Evan Utgard. Bjorkman, at 6-foot-1, 250 pounds, is at left tackle; Patterson, at 6-foot-2, 240, is at left guard; Garrett,

Somersworth, NH · 21h

The Maine Monitor

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Maine voters rarely have a choice for this obscure office. They still won’t give it up.

Daniel O’Connor is a Report for Americacorps member who covers rural government as part of the partnership between The Maine Monitor and the Bangor Daily News, with additional support from BDN and Monitor readers.

Maine · 1d

Foster's Daily Democrat

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Dover residents raise warming center safety fears. City responds.

DOVER — The Veterans Hall building at 156 Back River Road will serve as a temporary emergency cold-weather warming center for unhoused people starting Nov. 15. Many neighboring residents are raising security and safety concerns. The temporary location is needed due to construction delays for the new Strafford County warming center being built on County Farm Road. The new center won't be ready for the start of the 2026-2027 season, which runs from mid-November to mid-April. The shelter opens on extremely cold nights or in severe winter storms, as directed by Dover, Rochester and Somersworth leaders. Dec. 15 is the new estimated open date for the new facility, according to city officials and Strafford County Commission Chairman George Maglaras. Until then, if needed, the Veterans Hall building will be used, Dover city officials announced last week. This is a change after city officials had initially announced the McConnell Center cafeteria would be used as the temporary site. Concerns raised by residents around the Veterans Hall include drug use and improper disposal of needles, according to those who reached out to Foster's Daily Democrat and posted in social media. Neighbors also claimed the building isn't adequate for the use and raised

Dover, NH · 3d

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York County Food Hub opens to aid 50+ pantries as food insecurity rises in Maine

BIDDEFORD (WGME) -- The York County Food Hub has launched to help local pantries and food programs store and distribute food as more Maine families struggle to put meals on the table. The food hub is designed to support more than 50 food pantries and meal programs across York County.

York County, ME · 1d