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By Staff A statewide marketing campaign, “Maine Outdoor Dine,” launched Monday to showcase Maine restaurants and breweries that offer ways to enjoy food and drink comfortably and safely outdoors.  The campaign‘s website, MaineOutdoorDine.com, provides information about more than 80 participating businesses from around the state, with more being added every week. Click here to view the website. Funded by the Maine Office of Tourism and developed by the Greater Portland Council of Governments, the campaign is running a video on social media and also offers a chance to win $...

/PRNewswire/ -- James and Diana White are proud to announce the start of The Sweet Feet Foundation, which provides college scholarships to underprivileged...

New statewide campaign highlights safe indoor dining options Share A statewide public education campaign, “Maine Outdoor Dine,” was launched last week to showcase Maine restaurants and breweries that offer ways to enjoy food and beverage comfortably and safely outdoors. The campaign‘s website, maineoutdoordine.com, includes information about more than 80 participating businesses from around the state, including close to 50 in Portland. To keep diners safe during the pandemic, many restaurants have invested in things like dining globes or igloos, deck porches, covered structures, fire p...

‘It’s about giving back’: Students clear snow for man battling ALS By WBZ Staff | February 22, 2021 at 12:29 AM CST - Updated February 22 at 12:29 AM STERLING, Mass. (WBZ) - A group of fraternity members spent their weekend giving back to the community by clearing snow for a man with ALS who recently lost his ability to walk. Seventeen students from five different New England chapters of the fraternity Phi Delta Theta came together Saturday to shovel out the driveway and backyard for 63-year-old Peter Monchamp, who is battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Monchamp was dia...

By Staff The Maine Office of Tourism is rolling out a marketing campaign designed to keep the state’s great outdoors great, even as people flock to them in record-setting numbers. Look Out for ME is a communications and education initiative encouraging “responsible recreation” and respect for the state’s natural resources, according to a news release Thursday.  With input from the outdoor recreation industry, the Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands and the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife, the MOT is offering businesses a downloadable toolkit with logos, social...