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Bacon and eggs grease the wheels of connection for these retired Maine bus drivers (opens the original)
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SOUTH PORTLAND — One man applied for a job as a bus driver on his 50th birthday. Another knew from the time he was a boy that he wanted to drive a bus when he grew up. A few followed brothers, great uncles or grandfathers, and several were hired after returning from military service. If they could drive a truck pulling a Howitzer, for sure they could operate a bus through peaceful city streets. Between them, they have roughly 300 years’ experience driving buses for the service known today as Gre
For the Press Herald’s food editor, it’s time to say goodbye (opens the original)
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A few years ago, I found the diary I wrote while on a family trip to Alaska in 1970. I was 9 years old, making me just two years younger than the state itself. The six-week trip from Philadelphia, my hometown, involved a plane ride (my first!), overnight trains, a camper, a ship, two national parks, the as-yet-unpaved Yukon highway, glaciers, a couple of black bears, my parents and us four Grodinsky girls, ages 9 to 14. My father insisted we all write daily diaries. When I rediscovered mine — I
Restaurateur Erin French to appear at State Theatre to launch new cookbook (opens the original)
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Celebrity Maine chef Erin French will appear in Portland to launch her latest cookbook, “The Lost Kitchen: Seize the Supper.” The event, to be held on Oct. 11, is co-sponsored by Print: A Bookstore but will be held at the 1,300-seat State Theatre in Portland, to accommodate the evening’s audio-visual component as well as the big crowd always interested in French and her restaurant, Print co-owner Josh Christie said. The bookstore also co-sponsored the book event for her second cookbook, “Big Hea
Iconic seafood restaurant in Scarborough has closed (opens the original)
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Bayley’s Seafood Restaurant in Scarborough has closed. The restaurant, which opened in 1995, announced its decision on Facebook under the heading, “A Difficult Goodbye .” Its last day of service was Aug. 20. The social media message went on to say, “”This has been an incredibly meaningful chapter, and we are so grateful to everyone who supported us, shared a meal with us, celebrated with us, and made memories inside these walls.” The restaurant, at 165 Pine Point Rd., served a casual menu of Mai
This Portland man is growing grapes in his backyard – and dreaming big (opens the original)
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Some of us acquired puppies during the pandemic. Some of us learned to bake sourdough bread. Ambitious readers picked up “War and Peace” or “Middlemarch” to while away the hours. Candy salesman Guy O’Connell did none of those things. Casting about for a hobby to occupy long days at home, in 2021 he planted a vineyard outside his attractive but otherwise unremarkable 1962 ranch home in Portland’s East Deering neighborhood. O’Connell mailed away for 60 cold-hardy vines from a vineyard in New York
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