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(WHTM) — When Cumberland County 911 dispatcher Haley Dressler arrived for the start of her shift on Thursday, she got an emergency phone call for a woman in labor. With the newly hired staffers watching over her shoulder, Dressler gave medical instructions over the phone and helped deliver a healthy baby. In a Facebook post, […]
Chapter 6 is set to bring the flavors of the Western Mediterranean to South End. That $3 million-plus venture — the latest for Jon and Kim Dressler's Rare Roots Hospitality — is set to open on Sept. The 6,800-square-foot, 260-seat restaurant is at 2151 Hawkins St., on the ground floor of The Line, and sits on the rail trail.