Central Maine restaurateurs work through uncertainty
Eleven months after the global coronavirus pandemic was declared, three restaurant owners talk about pushing past profound challenges to start or sustain their new businesses.
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Eleven months after the global coronavirus pandemic was declared, three restaurant owners talk about pushing past profound challenges to start or sustain their new businesses.
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Central Maine restaurateurs work through uncertainty Eleven months after the global coronavirus pandemic was declared, three restaurant owners talk about pushing past profound challenges to start or sustain their new businesses. 10 of 10 Paola Buentello sits Friday at her family's restaurant, El Oso Taqueria & Gift Shop, on Water Street in downtown Gardiner. She painted the tree mural and the two portraits behind her. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal LITCHFIELD — If Lindsay Costigan knew a year ago what was in store for her, she might have made entirely different decisions about opening Lintoni...