The Local Dish is a feature in the Leader and its sister papers, the Post, Sentry and Courier. Every week it will feature a different restaurant in each of our coverage areas.
How long have you been in business? Ten years.
After 10 years of testing in older buildings throughouttheupperMidwest, RetroFoam, a newsuper-insulation technology, is available to homeowners in Maine. In older, existing homes, not only does it offer the advantages of foam insulation without the hassle and expense of remodeling, it also provides significant safety features for families in the event of fire.
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Located in South Portland across from Staples on Western Avenue and is now in its 8th year of business. Basics is a family owned fitness center focusing on providing a welcoming and supportive atmosphere where fitness beginners feel comfortable and safe.
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Holbrook Health Center Named One of U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Nursing Homes 2013”
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Dr. Ellie’s Health Tips:
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Art of Awareness provides psychotherapy and body centered practices. Our approach is client centered and supports sustainable self care. We are currently accepting new clients for Individual, Couples, Family Therapy, a variety of Therapy Groups, our Flexible Intensive Treatment (FIT) Program, and Personalized Yoga Classes.
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Samantha (name changed) is 35 years old. She is happy to share her story with readers because her story is compelling and her message is clear. Unwanted facial hair is a major aggravation, but there is a solution. It is electrolysis.
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At New England Family Healthcare, we strive to provide the best in-home services for you or your loved ones at affordable rates. Since 2001, we’ve been helping people with personal care (bathing/dressing), light housekeeping, grocery shopping, meal preparation, companionship and the like.
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Is it irretractable -- meaning nothing works to alleviate your symptoms? Or has your medication stopped working? Are your side effects too much to take medication?
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By Michael Kelley Staff Writer
While many areas throughout the country lost jobs since the recession hit in 2008, Town Manager Tom Hall reports, Scarborough fared much better.
Over the last 10 years, Hall said, Scarborough added close to 1,700 jobs and , since 2008, has added jobs while the state and Cumberland County lost jobs.
