POETRY-January + February 2010 Poem by Betsy Sholl from Late Psalm, University of Wisconsin Press, 2004 Edited by Christopher Seid Artwork by Christopher David Ryan “Last Boat” We were waiting for the ferry, lolling on the lowest ramp, on floats,
EAT-January + February 2010 Text + photgraphs by Jonathan Levitt Hugo’s, up on the hill, a short stroll away from the salty harbor, is warm and quiet, lit by low light, lit by candles. The kitchen smells like brown
THERE + THEN- January + February 2010Photographs by Jonathan Laurence The fifth annual documentary film festival highlighted 37 feature films and included a weekend of events.
THERE + THEN- January + February 2010Photographs by Jonathan Laurence The fifth annual documentary film festival highlighted 37 feature films and included a weekend of events.
THERE + THEN- January + February 2010 Photographs by Amanda Kowalski Regional environmental leaders, social thinkers, and musicians gathered around Portland’s Arts District for two days of presentations and telecasts that offered solutions for restoring people and the planet.
THERE + THEN- January + February 2010 Photographs by Amanda Kowalski The professional design association hosted its annual holiday party for creatives at Port City Music Hall with live music from Sly Chi and hors d’oeuvres from Aurora Provisions.
THERE + THEN- January + February 2010 Photographs by Amanda Kowalski Brooklyn street artist Swoon and her artistic collaborators descended on SPACE Gallery in Portland to install a new urban landscape—paper portraits, cardboard collages, and wheat paste posters. For
STYLE-January + February 2010 Photograph by Shoshannah White Name: Shana Aldrich Age: 32 Location: Kennebunkport What are you up to? Where are you off to? Skiing and the slopes From here or from away? Away. I’m from San Francisco,
FEAST-January + February 2010 (from Maine Home+Design) By Rebecca Falzano Photographs by Irvin Serrano From the street, Grissini is relatively nondescript: a gray-shingled box with two white-trimmed windows facing Route 9 in Kennebunk’s Lower Village. Unlike the restaurants in the Kennebunkport
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