Market Basket

If only this were a real thing!

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Do you have a favorite grocery store? Of course you do, because we're talking food. And apparently the Massachusetts-based Market Basket is tops in a country-wide survey even though it's only in New England.

They first came to Maine when opening a store in Biddeford. Now they are looking to open their third location.

This video filmed outside a MA Market Basket is going viral after one of its lights went out, making it all-the-more relatable for Bay State shoppers.

It's always nice to see a business open during covid, and this time it's Maine’s second Market Basket supermarket.

It's been one delay after another for this supermarket.

Have you ever shopped at a Market Basket? Will you try it out?

The Rock Row developer may have tipped their hand on what will join Market Basket in Westbrook, and it could include Starbucks and Chick-fil-A

Work has begun to transform the former Pike Industries quarry in Westbrook into a mixed-use residential and commercial development called Rock Row.

The supermarket chain is set to open a second location in Maine.

The Market Basket story would make a great movie - which is in the works!

Artie T. is back at Market Basket and employees are rejoicing! An agreement has been reached in the family dispute that left Market Basket shelves bare with workers and shoppers protesting.

Arthur T. Demoulas, the former CEO of Market Basket, was making his final bid to buy the supermarket chain as thousands of workers continue to push the board of directors to reinstate him in Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts and the company continues to lose millions of dollars, according to the Boston Globe...

Three Market Basket board of directors attempted to end the dispute that has resulted in the supermarket chain losing millions of dollars as thousands of workers protest the removal of former CEO Arthur T. Demoulas, according to WMTW. The Portland television news station reported Sunday the directors said Saturday that 25,000 workers and two million customers "shouldn't be held hostage for a