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The Pelletier Loggers Family Restaurant in Millinocket is on the market.
Rudy Pelletier, one of the owners, has confirmed to TV 5 that the resaurant on Penobscot Avenue is being sold.
He says they are not shutting down, they're simply too busy to manage it and are looking for someone who is ready and willing.
We logged onto Better Homes and Gardens' real estate website tcreal.com which has the property listed at 1.6 million dollars.
The Pelletier family gained fame for their role on the Discovery Channel TV show, American Loggers.
The restaurant opened last year.
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