Lewiston eateries donating proceeds from Ukraine-inspired creations
From traditional dishes to whimsical drinks, locals have the opportunity to try something new while supporting relief efforts in Ukraine.
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From traditional dishes to whimsical drinks, locals have the opportunity to try something new while supporting relief efforts in Ukraine.
From traditional dishes to whimsical drinks, locals have the opportunity to try something new while supporting relief efforts in Ukraine.
“It’s good to me,” she said of the new rules. Larry Duprey, who’s been working at Orphan Annie’s Antiques in Auburn for 26 years, put a sign on the door that says unvaccinated people need to don their masks before entering. “If we have usually six or more people in, then we’ll ask people to mask,” Duprey said. And if just one or two people come in and they’re not wearing masks, he said he’s not going to ask them to verify they’re vaccinated. “They can just lie and say they had it,” but usually people are thoughtful when they come in, Duprey said.