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Have a socially distant St. Patrick’s Day with these activities A virtual parade, livestreamed Irish music, online Irish cooking lessons and corned beef to go can all be part of Mainers safe St. Patricks Day this year. But there are options for going out too. Share Portland’s St. Patrick’s Day parade will be virtual this year, but you’ll still be able to see some colorful costumes. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer The first big thing the pandemic took away from a lot of people last year...

  Beach Haven, NJ — Ship Bottom Brewery has entered into agreement to distribute Battle River Brewing. Ship Bottom will sell and distribute Battle River to twelve northern New Jersey counties plus Ocean and Atlantic counties. Sales reps will begin presenting the brand the second week of February. Initial brands will include Patriot and Warhorse. Patriot is a West Coast Style IPA with moderate IBU and a vast mix of aroma of Citra, Galaxy and Mosaic hops. Hop Profile: Columbus, Eldorado, Citr...

10 top Yelp-reviewed beer gardens in Connecticut Andrew DaRosa FacebookTwitterEmail Derived from the German word Biergarten, beer gardens offer a place to unwind with your alcoholic libation while enjoying art and games. Though each beer garden offers its own take on its German counterpart, Connecticut beer gardens keep the central theme of camaraderie at the core of their culture. Dont know which beer garden to go to? Check out some of the top Yelp-reviewed beer gardens around the state: Vic E...

They’re hoping this time will be different. In their petition, they’re asking the judge review a dozen actions taken by DHHS, including whether the decision by DHHS not to renew the restaurant’s health license was “proper.” They’re also asking the judge to determine whether DHHS “is selectively going after Two Brothers, LLC (the restaurant’s corporation) because of their outspoken dissatisfaction with the governor’s ability to govern in violation of Sunday River Brewing Compan...

Susan Sharon / Maine Public An administrative officer has ruled that the state was correct in denying licenses to Sunday River Brewing Co. over continued concerns about its compliance with COVID-19 protocols. The state Department of Health and Human Services decided not to renew the restaurant’s eating and catering license earlier this month, pointing to four citations for “imminent health hazards” and five temporary license suspensions over violations including the failure of staff ...

on the significance of Northeastern Universitys new graduate education and research center in Portland (Sept. 21): "I am really excited about the Roux Institute. This has the potential to be a game-changer for our state. Its focus is on key disciplines such as artificial intelligence and computer and data sciences. And our local companies are at the table developing their future talent. It’s an incredible opportunity." on the long-term vision for her latest business venture, a mission-driven...

The Wrap: New cafe, market reopens, drive-thru veggies Caviar and black truffle lobster lasagna for New Years? Yes, please! Share Evan Richardson, chef/owner of Eaux in Portland, is planning to open a small cafe in the food neighborhood that’s developing in the Knightville neighborhood of South Portland. Richardson closed Eaux temporarily in November while he searches for a new location for the New Orleans-style restaurant. Meanwhile, he hopes to open Cafe Louis at 173 Ocean St. in March. Th...

Google Maps Burbank restaurant Tinhorn Flats is reopening today at noon, calling its return of outdoor on-site dining a “peaceful protest” on social media. Fans have been pledging to show up to support them for days, calling for an end to “tyrannical mandates and closures” as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Reached by phone earlier this week, owner Baret Lepejian says that he runs the nearly two-decade-old Burbank location with just himself and two children, and that he pl...