GORHAM — The board of selectmen said “yes” when Richard Poulin offered to buy a 25-foot-wide strip of land on the north side of the building at 19 Exchange St. in which Nonna’s Kitchen restaurant is housed.

This 2,322-square-foot parcel is located on the south edge of a public parking lot primarily used by the Gorham Recreation Department, explained ex-officio Gorham Planning Board member Mike Waddell to his colleagues at Thursday evening’s meeting. Waddell also chairs the select board.

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