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Many hands helped Kennebunk butcher shop recover after fire Nest & Mullen was heavily impacted by the blaze, but was able to reopen in temporary quarters just a few weeks later. Share Judy and Tom Mullen, their son, Darrick Mullen, and his girlfriend, Leia Farnham, all of Nest & Mullen, a custom butcher shop in Kennebunk. The business was able to reopen just weeks after a fire devastated the shop in September. Tammy Wells photo KENNEBUNK – Back in September, a destructive fire swept through Nest & Mullen, a custom butcher shop with deep roots in Kennebunk. With a lot of work, the small c...

McCarthy backs ousting Cheney, paving way for removal vote The House minority leader supports Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., for the third-ranking post. By Amy B Wang and Karoun DemirjianThe Washington Post Share WASHINGTON — The top Republican in the House on Sunday publicly endorsed the ouster of Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., from the party’s leadership team, paving the way for Cheney’s removal as early as this week and sending a clear message that allegiance to former president Donald Trump is a requirement to hold power in the Republican Party. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Cal...

increase font size Maine Voices: With city at a crossroads, Congress Square redesign a step in the right direction It will help Portland move toward a housing and transit future that supports all people and makes the heart of our downtown more vibrant. By Kara Wilbur and Eric FreemanSpecial to the Press Herald Share As Portland grows, we have an opportunity to choose a path toward a beautiful, equitable city. And to do that, we must recognize the connection between the design of our streets and public spaces, the cost of housing and our quality of life. The redesign of Congress Square, one ...

In photos: Breweries of the Midcoast Share Flight Deck Brewing Tasting Room Manager Josh Larrabee pouring a beer on draft. C. Thacher Carter / The Times Record Craft beer is a staple element of Maine’s culture, and the Midcoast region is no exception. According to the Maine Brewers Guild, a nonprofit that promotes Maine’s beer industry, as of early 2020 there are around 155 active breweries in the state. Comments are not available on this story.

Who is the greatest fictional detective? A new book reminds us why it’s Poirot Mark Aldridge's 'Agatha Christie's Poirot' offers clues - and evidence - to prove the case. By Michael DirdaSpecial to The Washington Post Share In the recent Washington Post poll to choose the greatest fictional detectives of all time, the top four vote-getters, tallied in descending order, were Armand Gamache, Sherlock Holmes, Harry Bosch and Hercule Poirot. Pfui, as Rex Stout’s Nero Wolfe would say. Faced with a mind-boggling murder, would anyone turn to Louise Penny’s Gamache instead of Sherlock Holmes ...