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MaineBiz
Portland industrial software startup HighByte doubles space to accommodate growth
HighByte leased 2,618 square feet of office space, on the fourth floor at 163 Fore St. in downtown Portland’s East End, from 167 Fore Street LLC… (Read More)
Portland Press Herald
James Beard Awards names 10 Maine semifinalists for 2025 honors
Nominees include Taj in South Portland and The Abbey in Brunswick, while 3 southern Maine chefs are nominated in the Best Chef: Northeast category… Read More
Northern Forecaster
Hand-Dipped Chocolate Shop Opens in Falmouth
Mindy’s Munchies started out of Mindy Mosca’s kitchen in New Jersey nearly 20 years ago. The Falmouth shop is its first franchise location and run by a family friend… Read More
Portland Press Herald
New movie theater opens in Greater Portland, and another’s on the way
Entertainment Luxury Cinemas has opened in the former Cinemagic at Clark’s Pond in South Portland, with big plans to expand and build a … (Read More)
Portland Press Herald
Jaffa Mediterranean Grill brings Arab flavors to Falmouth
Baumann said his son, Jack Baumann, who also works for Compass Commercial Brokers as a sales agent, first contacted Jaffa Mediterranean Grill … (Read More)
Mainebiz
Friday Food Insider: A Mediterranean restaurant opens its doors in Falmouth
In recent months, the town of Falmouth has welcomed several new restaurants to its food scene, including Jaffa Mediterranean Grill, an outpost of a South Portland-based restaurant. (Read More)
Mainebiz
EA Fitness & Performance finds larger space in Portland
Portland Press Herald
The Wrap: Taj reopens in new SoPo location; Two Fat Cats coming to the West End
South Portland Indian restaurant Taj reopened Tuesday in its new home in the Shops at Clarks Pond, a much roomier and updated space that has allowed the popular venue to add a bar program. (Read More)
Portland Press Herald
Indian restaurant Taj moving to larger South Portland location
The new space in the Shops at Clarks Pond is three times the size of the current Gorham Road restaurant. (Read More)
Portland Press Herald
At Mesa Grande Taqueria, scratch-made food at affordable prices
The mix-and-match ordering system may signal chain restaurant, but the food at this new East End spot is made with care, and the staff knows their stuff. (Read More)