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Sleep? Who Needs Sleep? There's Shopping to Do
August 22, 2003
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L. L. Bean May Let You Try Gear at Maine Center
June 17, 2007
The 95-year-old retailer has plans to allow customers to try out the equipment (and the sport) before investing in the gear.
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Introduction to Freeport
November 20, 2006
If Freeport were a mall (not a far-fetched analogy), L.L.Bean would be the anchor store. It's the business that launched Freeport, elevating its status from just another town off the interstate to one of the two outlet capitals of Maine (the other is Kittery). Freeport still has the form of a classic Maine village, but it's a village that's been largely taken over by the national fashion industry. Most of the old homes and stores have been converted to upscale shops, and now sell name-brand clothing and housewares. Banana Republic occupies an exceedingly handsome brick Federal-style home; even the McDonald's is in a tasteful, understated Victorian farmhouse -- you really have to look for the golden arches.
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Sleep? Who Needs Sleep? There's Shopping to Do
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