Flies
A-LIST-July 2011 By Tyler Boucher + Sophie Nelson Photographs by Kari Herer 01 Hornberg “The Hornberg is an easy fly to fish in small streams when you don’t have a lot of space—you can float it down and then
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Migis Lodge
The luxurious, lakeside retreat is like a vintage postcard of a Maine camp come to life. Its allure brings visitors back year after year. The Road to Migis Lodge in South Cascoo begins with a simple turn off Route 302.
48 Hours in…Sebago
July 2011 | By Jennifer Hazard | Illustration by Josh Brill 48 hours of our favorite places to eat, rejuvenate, shop, and visit During the summer of 1994, my college sweetheart and I borrowed a friend’s canoe to explore
Tri for a Cure
FEATURE- July 2011 By Maura Ewing Photographs by Cara Slifka Celebrate survival. Spread hope. Honor loved ones lost. In the four short years since its creation, Tri for a Cure has become one of the most popular events in the
A World Apart
FEATURE- July 2011 By Isaac Kestenbaum Photographs by Jonathan Laurence Growing up at the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. At first, I thought Haystack looked like something from another planet. specifically, to my eight-year-old self, it seemed exactly like the Ewok
Lobstering on the Edge
FEATURE- July 2011 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards A few days on Monhegan, ten miles out to sea. I’ve been looking at a 1959 National Geographic article with 14 pages of black-and-white images of Monhegan Island and
Eliot Cutler
PROFILE-July 2011 By Chelsea Holden Baker Photographs by Cig Harvery The man who ran for governor talks about building a home for political orphans, Maine’s competitive advantages, and bringing Confucius to the Pine Tree State. We sit down at
Jason Spooner
MUSIC-July 2011 By Sarah Braunstein Photographs by Cara Slifka On stage, he makes it look easy, and his soulful, blues-rock sound has captivated audiences around the United States. But his success also stems from his energy and DIY mentality, which
Brian Fournier
Q+A-July 2011 By Tyler Boucher Photograph by David Sproul NAME: Brian Fournier Age: 40 Occupation: President, Portland Tug Boat Where are you from? Boston, born and raised. Now I live in Scarborough. I’ve been here for twenty years. What’s in a typical
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