Posted Dec. 23, 2016, at 7:31 a.m. FREEPORT, Maine — The shaving scuttle mugs, ikebana vases and butter dishes from Georgetown Pottery travel fewer than 30 miles from a studio on a Maine island to the showroom in Freeport.
Source: Stephen G. Smith Architects An artist’s conception of a potential Wyeth Orientation Center on Horse Point Road in Port Clyde. PORT CLYDE — Linda Bean hopes to build a new Wyeth “orientation center” at the corner of Horse Point … Continue reading
SOUTH PORTLAND — After a year and a half of serving local lobster to Maine Mall patrons, Linda Bean’s Lobster Boat Cafe has pulled up its traps and closed.
What began as 400,000 pounds of lobster purchased by Linda Bean off the St. George peninsula eight years ago has grown into a sprawling empire selling more than 9 million pounds of lobster since its inception.
The Maine lobster trap fishery on Monday expanded its Marine Stewardship Council client group, adding two new companies and two individuals to its board of directors.
Three entrepreneurs reinvent the state’s most visible brand.
FREEPORT, Maine – Freeport is a fun place to visit any time of year, but most especially now during the big holiday season. From the Sparkle Celebration to the Northern Lights Celebration, the festive wreaths and decorations and displays, the … Continue reading
PORT CLYDE — On Aug. 11, 2013, both of Maine’s LifeFlight helicopters touched down at Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport. One of those helicopters carried 9-year-old Dylan Gold of Cohasset, Massachusetts. By the time the helicopter landed, Dylan, fatally … Continue reading
WSCH News Video PORT CLYDE, Maine (NEWS CENTER) – Linda Bean donated $3 million to LifeFlight Thursday to help it purchase a new helicopter for the state. LifeFlight had a small ceremony in Port Clyde to celebrate the donation that will help … Continue reading
WSCH Video: Chef Andy Prepares Clam Fritters This weekend is the state’s largest celebration of bivalve mollusks. The Yarmouth Clam Festival is a free event with music, fireworks, food, arts & crafts, parades and, of course, clams. Linda Bean’s Perfect … Continue reading
Brought to you from Maine from our locally owned wharves, the Linda L. Bean name on lobster is the most trusted for service, freshness, and flavor. Personally owned and managed by Linda herself, her business is a model of honesty and attention to detail that will put you and your customers in the very best light.
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Each Bean lobster is banded to show our good name and the exact wharf of origin. All our lobsters are wild caught and traceable directly to Maine small day boat fishermen, guaranteed. Lobster processed into frozen specialties have our guarantee: All Maine, trap to table. No impostor lobsters.