Ram & Bull to open Thursday in former Joshua’s location
The new Ram & Bull tavern in downtown Brunswick will open Thursday, May 1, the third area restaurant…
Harpswell Neck centenarian ‘always planning for the future’
On a crisp winter's day, 100-year-old Peg Logan sits in her favorite wingback chair in the living room of her Harpswell home.
"I'm always planning for the future. I can't stop," she says with a grin.
Harpswell newcomers take over Eveningstar Cinema in downtown Brunswick
In the forthcoming movie "Paddington Bear Goes to Peru," the beloved children's character takes a lickety-split ride on a llama, wearing his red bucket hat, before being tossed off, head over heels, onto ancient Peruvian ruins.
At 106 and 98, crew of Ancient Mariners hangs up their anchor
Wonder what has become of boaters Herb and Ruth Weiss, newsmakers for crewing their boat, Ancient Mariners II, at a combined age of more than 200? Herb celebrated his 106th birthday on Oct. 2. Ruth turned 98 in April.
Local restaurateurs to open tavern in downtown Brunswick
Local restaurateurs Khristine and Zac Leeman plan to open a new tavern early next year in the downtown Brunswick location recently home to Joshua's Restaurant & Pub.
New flower shop across town line part of couple’s dream to ‘sow smiles’
Throughout the summer, motorists driving along Route 123 wondered why there was a white building under construction in a large, open field in Brunswick, just over the Harpswell line. Could it be an upscale vegetable stand? A small, seasonal house?
Island Wine aims to cultivate a new industry in Cundy’s Harbor
What comes to mind when you think of Cundy's Harbor? Fishing and lobstering? A quaint village? What about vineyards and a winery? Maybe not. Joe Monthey is trying to change that and already has had one successful season of growing grapes.
New Corner Market adding items, impressing customers
Salsa, sauerkraut, cheeses and croissants — not to mention red hot dogs, fingerling potatoes, popcorn, cauliflower and scones. You can find these and a lot of other treats and staples at Corner Market.
Egg entrepreneur, 11, gets new coop for growing brood
Imagine you had 30 pet chickens. Could you tell them apart and call each by name? Acadia Coombs can. The pint-sized 11-year-old powerhouse sells organic eggs from her family's backyard farm along Harpswell Neck Road.
New Harpswell Schoolhouse restaurant aims to open ‘around Easter’
After a November fire brought an abrupt end to The School House 1913, a new restaurant will soon open in the space, with a new chef, new general manager and new hours.
