Vodka Magnate, ‘Nice and Quiet’ Midcoast Town At Odds Over Restaurant

Published by Elliott R. Teel on

Imagine opening a restaurant in a far-flung location, but being forbidden to tell anyone it’s there.That’s what has happened in the midcoast town of Southport, where selectmen have placed restrictions on a waterfront eatery opened by developer Paul Coulombe.

Source: Maine Public

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Elliott R. Teel

Elliott R. Teel is a Maine attorney and principal of Teel Law Office, LLC in Portland, Maine. He has practiced Maine real property and small business law since 2007, including LLC formation, contracts, real estate transactions, and land use.

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