The Bailey Family of Dunkin’ celebrated the grand reopening of their newly-remodeled Norridgewock restaurant with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in early November.
Owners Colleen and Ed Bailey, longtime residents of Norridgewock, and owners of nine Dunkin’ locations across the region, welcomed community members, town officials, and business representatives to celebrate the fresh new look and continued success of the local restaurant.
On behalf of the town, Town Manager Richard LaBelle presented Colleen and her team with a congratulatory message recognizing their investment in the community. U.S. Representative Jared Golden also extended his congratulations in a letter to the Bailey Family and the Dunkin team.
The event was hosted by the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Pye Barker and Summit Natural Gas. As part of the celebration, the Baileys presented a $1,500 donation to the Somerset Humane Society, honoring the organization’s outstanding work in support of animal welfare throughout the region.
The town of Norridgewock extends its appreciation to the Bailey family for their continued commitment to the community and local economy.
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The Bailey Family of Dunkin’ celebrated the grand reopening of their newly-remodeled Norridgewock restaurant with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in early November.
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