The Portland-based brewery takes issue with the name of the beer and Logboat Brewing’s labeling and packaging.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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‘Lascaux’ creates suspense around the discovery of cave paintings
The play is having its world premiere run at Pie Man Theatre.
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The Telling Room hires a new executive director
Celine Kuhn had served for the past year as interim director.
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Some South Korean firms making workers go by English names
They’re scrapping honorifics in part to eliminate the rigid social hierarchy among co-workers. Employees, however, find it somewhat disturbing.
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Food Truck Festival debuts in Gardiner
Townsquare Media hopes the festival will be annual event on Gardiner’s waterfront.
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Eastpoint Christian Church opens arms in new location
The church’s much-bigger space in a former big-box store includes room for a growing congregation plus an auditorium, indoor soccer field, classrooms, 100-seat cafe and more.
Posted inFood & Dining, Restaurant reviews
Dine Out Maine: There’s magic – and sublime comfort food – at Camden’s Francine Bistro
The French-inflected menu reflects what the chef calls “extreme seasonality.”
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This summer, robocallers likely to turn up the heat on Mainers
Automated sales calls, hard to block and usually from scammers, are on the rise and tend to peak during the summer months.
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How much would you shell out for a Maine lobster roll?
Customers may gasp as prices soar as high as $26.50, but ‘if you want it, you want it,’ one diner says.
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Concert review: In a program of works associated with death, DaPonte String Quartet finds joy
The quartet performed works by Barber, Adès and Schubert, all completed when the composers were young.