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Restaurateurs dish out ideas to weather recession

PORTLAND — As far as customer traffic goes, chef Rob Evans said last week, this winter has been the best one yet for his two restaurants, Hugo's and Duckfat.

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s-spknightville-012309 Knightville weathers economic storm Business owners get creative to spur consumer spending

SOUTH PORTLAND — Knightville businesses are getting aggressive and creative in the face of an economic slump that's leaving empty storefronts and vacant apartments in the downtown business district.

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Waynflete baseball gets pivotal win over Traip

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Clement chooses Marist College

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Yarmouth council sends $32.7M budget to voters

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6 Maine companies earn annual Family Business awards

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Arbitrator reinstates Cumberland County sheriff's detective who filed whistleblower lawsuit

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Unsung Hero: Nathan Smith, community advocate

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Letter: Doyle for Falmouth School Board

Falmouth’s school enrollment is flat. Seventy percent of rising property taxes are appropriated to the school budget.»
Portland Police Beat: May 22

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