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Contact Details:	Payless 225 High St Space 7 Ellsworth, ME, 04605 Phone : (207) 667-8060
Contact Details:	Payless 663 Stillwater Ave Space F-2 Bangor, ME, 04401 Phone : (207) 990-1149

	Portland Pottery Store, Studio & Cafe Portland Pottery was conceived about 25 years ago when Lisa Bonarrigo opened a teaching studio in her 2nd floor apartment in Portland, Maine. For want of a reliable clay source in Portland, which at the time had become an ever-increasing problem, she and her husband, Chris Bruni, started Portland Pottery Supply.

	Portland Trading Co ne-of-a-kind, well-curated, modernized, lifestyle-themed general store that at its core serves as a gateway to showcasing handmade products from the very best ... Portland Trading Company "If you're shopping in Maine this is the place to stop by capturing the stylish and rustic essence of Maine

	R.H. Reny Inc. Fair play. Good Value. Service. Affordability. Quality. You will find all of this and more at Renys! We are a chain of small discount stores throughout Maine that have been a part of our state's culture since 1949. Renys started in 1949 when Robert H. Reny (better known to all as "R.H.") opened his first store in Damariscotta, Maine. Our stores are all small to medium sized, each with its own unique character.

	Rooster Brother Rooster Brother, the store for cooks, is located on the banks of the Union River in Ellsworth, Maine close to Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. Housed in a magnificent Victorian building, it consists of one floor of specialty cookware, linens and beautiful things for the home, and another floor of specialty food, wine, cheese and our coffee roasting operation.

	Sea Bags Sea Bags makes eco friendly tote bags and products from recycled sails. We keep our products and practices â€œgreenâ€, give back to our community....The latest from Sea Bags (@SeaBagsMaine). Designer and manufacturer of tote bags and home products made in Maine from recycled sails