Posted on January 19, 2012 by Joe Ricchio The decor at Sabor Latino is everything I expect and desire from a casual Latin American restaurant—it’s brightly lit, sparsely decorated, and dominated by a large, Scarface-esque mural of palm trees blowing
FEATURE-February Special Wedding Issue 2012 Photographs by Kari Herer Bringing your love full circle. From intricate eye-catchers to simple and elegant diamond alternatives, we bring to your attention a variety of exceptional rings from around the state. 1) Gem ceramic
FEATURE-February Special Wedding Issue 2012 The wedding story. It’s the one that couples tell in unison, with laughter and knowing glances. It’s the one about saying yes and the one that begins with we. It’s about family and friends. It’s about forever,
STYLE-February Special Wedding Issue 2012 Styling by Ashley Tyler Photographs by Jorg Meyer Hair + Makeup by Ashley Lucy Bussiere A newly married Maine couple dons clothes and accessories from local designers and retailers in a fashion photo shoot showcasing
PORTLAND HARBOR HOTEL Photo Courtesy of Portland Harbor Hotel Cosmopolitan suites and luxury amenities make for a wedding night to remember For the wedding couple that wishes to have the Old Port outside their door, Portland Harbor Hotel is the place
Though the two cultures are quick to point out their differences, many find it difficult to differentiate between the cuisine of Greece and Turkey. Some suggest that Greek food is more rustic, claiming that the Turks practice a more sophisticated
Q+A-January + February 2012 By Sophie Nelson Photograph by Sean Alonzo Harris NAME: Sean Slaughter Age: 40 Occupation: Singer, waiter, landscaper, recording engineer Portland-based musician Sean Slaughter of the rock band Clubber Lang entered and soared to the finals of the Queen Extravaganza
BOOKS-January + February 2012 By Sophie Nelson Illustration by Eric Hou Newly published from Maine: Recent favorites by local authors August Gale Barbara Walsh First inspired to report on the lives of her fishermen ancestors in Newfoundland,
POETRY-January + February 2012 Poem by Craig Morgan Teicher Edited by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc Artwork by Spenser MacLeod “Jazz” It’s not the idea of collective improvisation I like, not the show of instrumental virtuosity, not the hipster life. And jazz isn’t
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