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Where to stay in Portland Maine | Maine Travel Guide In this video, we're diving into the top hotel picks in Portland, Maine, where you'll find everything from luxury stays to budget-friendly options. Whether you're planning a special getaway, a business trip, or just a quick stopover, Portland has a hotel to suit every need. And trust me, the last one may surprise you! Luxury & Higher-End Stays: The Press Hotel, Autograph Collection 119 Exchange Street, Portland, ME 04101 Starting at $280 The Press Hotel offers a unique, upscale experience with a nod to Portland's rich history. With luxurious rooms, the acclaimed Union Restaurant, and event spaces that are nothing short of spectacular, this is the place for those seeking sophistication in the heart of the city. The location is perfect, right in the center of all the action.

In this episode, host Greg Boulos sits down with Jonathan Cohen, a key commercial real estate developer of Portland's Eastern Waterfront and President and CEO of AD&W Architectural Doors & Windows. Jonathan invests in and develops many prominent properties around Greater Portland, including ​both WEX World Headquarters Buildings, the Residential Condos at 10 Exchange Street, and the Ocean Gateway Parking Garage. Tune in to hear Jonathan discuss his transition from family business to commercial real estate investment, the mentors and principles that have guided the success of his career, and the strategies he employs to help his tenants adjust to the effects of COVID-19.

Since 1848, there has been a train station on Exchange Street at the edge of downtown Buffalo. On Sunday, a new one was unveiled to passengers.

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This week, Ant and Kate converse over this Covid Craziness that has plagued us since early March. They sit down with one of Kate's best friends, Kristen Barnes, and gossip over some news and topics that have come to the forefront since the start of this Covid pandemic. Sit back, grab a cocktail and hang out with the gang at Exchange Street.

Baxter Key - "The coolest person on Earth" (-Noah's dad), seafood savant, DJ, typophile, and least importantly, this week's guest! Baxter is the co-founder/owner of High Roller Lobster Company, and we get right into its history as Bissell Brothers was one of the first places High Roller's food ever was served (second only to the lawn of Baxter's childhood home). We also get into how he could have ended up in the breakfast game, what it really means to be a High Roller, what merch and travel have done for the brand, and why it actually is ok to hire your friends. Noah repeatedly pitches a questionable stationery store concept, Matt repeatedly says "slaps", while Baxter repeatedly drops knowledge in a way that only he can... there's a lot more going on behind the impeccably coordinated red jumpsuits and sick sideburns than you might expect. Listen, and in the High Roller spirit, have a good time while you do it.Music: "Mountain Climb" by Jake Hill

Lydia Freytes y sus Expressions from the Diaspora Lydia Freytes Rodríguez hace su debut como pintora en el mundo de las bellas artes del Pioneer Valley el 10 de enero de 2020. La primera exhibición de su colección de pinturas titulada Expressions from the Diaspora se hizo durante el evento Oops: An art experience en su Gallery Night celebrado en 258 Exchange Street, en Chicopee, MA. Freytes Rodríguez, pintora del folclor puertorriqueño, logra esta meta tras sólo tres años de haber comenzado a pintar profesionalmente. Esto coincide con la mudanza dela familia de Puerto Rico al oeste de Massachusetts en el 2017.

A generous dollop of inspiration and practical tips in today's Business Live radio show.Kisha Bradley was last on the programme in February 2018. So much has changed since then for her and for Bright Box Makerspace.Bright Box creates "sneaky learning opportunities" for everyone.Working in museums, libraries, schools, and with organisations such as Guides, Cubs, Scouts and many others, it creates playful spaces for people to explore technology, engineering and arts with the help of role models.Since 2018 Bright Box has scaled up, moved into dedicated premises (Exchange Street, Castlegate), and taken on its first and further employees.Kisha describes what's changed, and how, successes, biggest challenges - and how she's progressed as a leader too.A recent, high profile national award has recognised Kisha's work, and she describes how this has unlocked opportunities and opened doors – including to The Cabinet OfficeAnd we cover Girls with Drills - a twitter hashtag, a mission statement, and a range of clothing in which every purchase helps to make a pop-up Bright Box Makerspace happen.Enjoy this episode which also addresses:• a crucial piece of advice for founders of startups• lessons learned about delegation, hiring and managing people• doing what's right and in tune with your values even when its difficult• you "can't be what you don't see" - the importance of visibility• confidence, "presentation paralysis", perfectionism and imposter syndrome• the impact of winning the "Social Entrepreneur of the Year" Award in the Precious Awards• advice for startups and for businesses scaling up• a quick guest appearance at the end of the show from Sheffield Live's Paul Gregory

Born, raised, and still living in Holliston, Mel has created an incredible family and highly successful yoga studio from scratch!Like many CrossFit gyms, Mel actually started her path towards opening up a yoga studio by teaching others in her house. A few years later, she was able to open up The Yoga Exchange right on Exchange Street in downtown Holliston. Although the name originated from the street it was on, Mel says it has developed into much more than that - the process of "exchanging" relates quite well to yoga itself!Her love of yoga actually started out when she was pregnant with her first child. She used the practice as a pre-natal exercise which sparked her interest.Mel was kind enough to dive into the full development and creation of The Yoga Exchange in our conversation. The doors opened on January 3, 2015. I might be a bit biased given my position, but it's always so interesting to hear a small business owner's back story as to how their business started.Mel attests to the growth of her business mainly from word of mouth! Being extremely humble she'll never admit this, but her students have fallen in love with the community, vibe, and culture she has created within her walls.I found the most interesting part of this interview to be how much ground work she put in to give herself the confidence to open up her own studio. As you'll hear, The Yoga Exchange didn't just happen over night. She has put in over 1,000 hours of training. Talk about walking the walk! Currently, Mel is hosting her own yoga life style and training where she is developing active yogis into yoga teachers!If you're interested in finding more out about The Yoga Exchange, click on the link here to visit her website and sign up for a class! http://www.theyogaexchangeholliston.com/Thank you for taking the time, Mel, to go through your past, present, and future. You have created an amazing community at your studio, and it's no surprise given your personality and student first approach.

Join Kelsea & Riley, two weed-loving gal pals, this week for Pilot Lites. This week, they’re joined by Flight Attendant, Emily, from Green Gnome Holistics. On this episode, they try concentrates via pens and a dab rig, while watching Friends. Later, they break for an In-Flight Snack from Black Cow Burgers, located on Exchange Street, in the heart of Portland’s Old Port! Please visit www.pilotlites.com for more info on the strain of the week, our In-Flight Snacks, our Flight Attendants, sponsors, social media, and how you can support the show! This episode sponsored by: Best Bud: Knack Factory: www.knack-factory.com Stoned Sponsor: Green Gnome Holistics: www.ggh207.com In-Flight Snack Sponsor: Black Cow Burgers: www.blackcowburgers.com Subscription Sponsor: SensiBox: www.sensi-box.com

This Week the Quiz is at the Thirsty Pig, on Exchange Street in Portland, ME, where Doug puts a new batch of panelists through their paces. Doug is Joined by RJ Grady, Portlands 3rd best bouncer and Deb Criden, political and culinary guru. Featuring true or false, pennies a day and, everyones favorite, Roses are Red.