Enio’s Italian Eatery
As I pull up to park on the street in front of Enio’s Italian Eatery on a dark, rainy night, I feel an unmistakable nostalgia of sorts, the almost diner-like storefront casting a soft, warm glow and promising the kind
November 2014
Mark Swann
On the Radio with Dr. Lisa Belisle You were one of our earliest guests when you first came on Love Maine three years ago. What’s new? In 2015, we’ll be celebrating our fortieth anniversary. This is really exciting,
Primo
When Chef Melissa Kelly first proposed that I spend her entire workday with her, from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m., I assumed that this schedule must be an exception to her usual routine, arranged for my benefit. Surely, a chef
Honoring Agriculture
Farmer’s Market Mural In Fort Kent, a town located at the very top of Maine, farming is a way of life. Potatoes, the most popular crop, hold a special place in the community—and on plates. Walk into any diner and
Bangor
November 2014 Heidi Kirn, Art Director, Maine Home + Design I sweep my kids, Lily and Charlie, swiftly off the school bus and we hit the highway. We have never spent time in Bangor before, so we are all
Shawn McLaughlin
My mother would never talk to me again if she knew I had a tattoo.” Shawn McLaughlin smiles as he says this. “She’s not happy about it somewhere.” It’s impossible to miss McLaughlin’s body art. Extending from his forearm to his
Freeport
November 2014 Karen Bowe, advertising account manager Freeport has a special place in our hearts. My husband Scott’s great-grandfather purchased a large piece of oceanfront property years ago. It’s been in the family ever since. Many special events have
Peace of Mind Inside a Helmet
Snowmobiling in the St. John Valley
Boom Town
The Rise of Commercial Real Estate in Portland These days, when I visit Portland, I find myself wondering, “When did that get there?” New hotels in the Old Port, townhouses on Munjoy Hill, shops where there once were empty storefronts
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