Before you arrive at this popular East End haunt, you can smell the delicious, ever-so-familiar aroma of fried food. Duckfat is changing the fried food world and using what culinary tastemakers call “liquid gold” to do it. This isn’t any
POETRY-May 2013 The Telling Room, a nonprofit writing center in Portland, received hundreds of submissions for its writing contest this year. Middle and high school students from all over the state wrote poems and stories on the theme “Objects of
When she was in fifth grade, Cheryl Lewis threw her classmates a “fiesta” and gave them all homemade Mexican cookbooks. She drew flowers on the cover of each book and wrote the word “Recipes” in big bubble letters. Now, the
Q+A-May 2013 By Sophie Nelson Photographs by Greta Tucker NAME: Charlotte Agell AGE: 53 OCCUPATION: Writer, illustrator, middle school teacher Charlotte Agell is a writer, illustrator, and teacher living in Brunswick. Since 1991, she’s published numerous works of young adult fiction,
LOCATION-May 2013 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards Cheese adventures in the midcoast and mid-state—shops and creameries from Belfast to Norridgewock to Phippsburg. The orange fondue pot bought on eBay arrives on the porch in a plain
When I worked as a reporter, deadlines dictated my lunch hour and I often ate at my desk. Now that my schedule is more flexible, I savor the lunch hour. I usually make it at home, but occasionally I take
FEATURE-May 2013 By Jaed Coffin Photographs by Fred Field Driving north to anywhere on Route 1, you cant miss the orange and white boom of Crane 11 rising over Maines City of Ships like a sentinel from another planet.
PROFILE-May 2013 By Sarah Braunstein Photographs by Matt Cosby Portrait of the Artist as Volcano Tourist: Meg Weston Journeys to the Maine Media Workshops and College Surtsey, Iceland. November 15, 1963. An island volcano erupts. The earth cracks open, lava
SEE-May 2013 Winslow Homer’s Seven Boys in a Dory 1873, watercolor on paper, 9 1/2″ x 13 1/2″Collection of the Farnsworth Art Museum, anonymous gift, 1999 “In the summer of 1873, Winslow Homer painted a series of vignettes of children at
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