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Maine town councilor resigns in less than one week, Kenneth Lemont

KITTERY, Maine  Town Council Vice Chair Kenneth Lemont submitted a letter of resignation Tuesday, one day after Charles Denault Jr. s resignation from the council was approved. Citing health-related reasons, Lemont’s departure comes after his reelection in November 2020 for a third three-year term. The Town Council will meet in a special session Wednesday at 6 p.m. to vote on whether to accept Lemont s resignation. Reached Tuesday evening, Lemont, who didn t specify his health issue, said his resignation doesn’t preclude him from running again in the future. “My anticipation and hope is that I will feel better and work through this.”

Gleason boy raises funds through hot cocoa business

WBBJ TV March 8, 2021 Eight-year-old Gleason resident, Barrett Bowers wanted to do something special to support his local mobile free pantry. “With Loco Cocoa, we have raised enough money to buy a new building because they used to have an older, plastic building, which was blown away by the wind and rain,” Barrett Bowers said. Barrett  Bowers created his own homemade hot chocolate business to support The Little Free Pantry in Martin, which provides free food to those in need. “I hope they are able to just keep on helping people in need and helping everyone that may be hurting or going through a rough time,” Barrett Bowers said.

Loco Coco s Tacos temporarily closes due to COVID case

Loco Coco s Tacos temporarily closes due to COVID case KITTERY, Maine  Following a positive test for COVID-19 amongst its staff, Loco Coco’s Tacos in Kittery will be closed “for a few days.” The 36 Walker St. establishment announced on its website that, beginning Sunday, Jan. 24, the restaurant would be closed until further notice in order for restaurant employees to get tested for the virus. A dishwasher on the Mexican bar and cantina joint’s staff tested positive for the coronavirus following exposure to a family member who had also received a positive COVID-19 diagnosis, the website says. “We will take a few days to test all of our employees. This is our first Covid closure and we are taking all steps to ensure it is the last,” a notice on the restaurant’s website states. “We will keep you posted!

Tier three restauranteur faces cancelling 300 bookings

While he understands there s got to be boundaries , Mr McGinn says he and the Dog in a Doublet team are just trying to keep our heads above water as a business - by finding a way of being safe and making a little bit of money .   John McGinn, glum faced at the prospect of losing 300 Christmas meals that had been pre-booked. - Credit: © Terry Harris He says that the restaurant will not be offering a takeaway service this time round, other than for Sunday roasts and Christmas dinners.    He will, however, be “heavily investing” in his street food van, Coco Loco, which is located in the car park of the Ivy Leaf Club in Whittlesey.   

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