The Oct. 21 dinner will highlight local food and chefs.
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Maine’s favorite Halloween candy? It’s scary.
Grab some Sour Patch Kids and watch “The Lighthouse.”
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National GPS tracking survey finds Maine visits to home improvement stores up 29%
• First-time Taste The Harvest dinner will close Lisbon Street for three hours of seven-course dining.
• Maine’s favorite Halloween candy? It’s scary.
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Lewiston Housing Authority moving to Lisbon Street, more Head Start classrooms moving into its old offices
• An investment buy on Lisbon Street.
• Tri-county home sales stay strong.
• Maine breakfast takes the (pan)cake in national survey.
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Construction underway in Lewiston for FedEx expansion
• New housing project approved in downtown Lewiston.
• State happiness, ranked. (Spoiler: We’re 10 spots happier this year.)
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New name, new owner for Lewiston’s Buddy T’s Restaurant and Pub
• Auburn-made chocolate is on the menu on Food Network’s “Chopped”
• New chicken restaurant coming to Lewiston
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Target delays opening of Auburn store until 2022
• There are 10 days left to vote for Uplift LA’s Finest Under 40
• How Maine’s credit card debt, and average credit score, stack up
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The former Sparetime Recreation in Lewiston reopens under new owners
• Strikes and gutter balls are back, Lewiston.
• Who moved from Main Street in Auburn to Lisbon Street in Lewiston?
• Losing 70 pounds and gaining a new career (and new business).
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Investor sells in Portland, buys in Poland
And, survey says: How polite are vacationing Mainers, on a scale of 1 to 10?
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Portland developers have new retail and residential plans for Lisbon Street
The plan is to add residential and retail use to the 38,000 square feet of historically only office space.