48 HOURS-September 2013 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Katy Kelleher + Kate Gable Kate Gable Art Director Friday Joe and I depart Portland too late for the Front Street Shipyard tour we had planned with president J.B. Turner. I’ve been
Q+A-September 2013 By Drew Boulos+Sophie Nelson Photograph by Cecily Pingree NAME: Amanda Hallowell AGE: 43 OCCUPATION: Head Cook, Nebo Lodge Amanda Hallowell is the head cook (her preferred nomenclature) at North Haven’s Nebo Lodge, an inn and restaurant that has received national
After a 23-year career as a server and maître d’ at BiCE, an upscale Italian restaurant in midtown Manhattan, Sandre Calandri decided it was time for a change. He wanted to spend more time with his family, and was ready
SEE-September 2013 Daniel Anselmi’s April 2013, oil on paper collage on canvas, 40” x 30” “I feel the title captures the battle that erupts during April; the blackness of winter dueling with the hope of spring, each one vying for
WELLNESS-September 2013 By Sophie Nelson Photographs by Sean Thomas Photography Surya Chandra Das, Patricia Brown, and a silent Yoga and Meditation center called Rolling Meadows Retreat Surya Chandra Das appears beneath the trellis bare feet first, linen pants swinging
A-LIST-September 2013 By Katy Kelleher Photograph by Sean Thomas Photography 01 Longfellow Books Portland With local author readings and multiple monthly book clubs meeting in the roomy space, Longfellow Books is a hub for the Portland literary community.
FEATURE-September 2013 By Penelope Schwartz Robinson Photography by Heather Perry Styling by Janice Dunwoody Three generations of a family on the water The Fridlington family is gathered early on a July morning at grandparents John and Pam’s Cousins Island
LOCATION-September 2013 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards Five wheel-spinning days on an across-Maine ride through towns and countryside not often on tourist routes The first questions come from the van driver from Schooner Bay Taxi as
FEATURE-September 2013 By Jaed Coffin Photographs by Fred Field Reconsidering Maines third-largest river For all but a few years of my life, I have lived within a mile of a river that, for the last century, was not considered very
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