Appalachian Mountain Club’s Medawisla Lodge

January, 2018 | By: Laura Bryer | Photography: Laura Bryer

The Appalachian Mountain Club’s newest lodge, Medawisla Lodge and Cabins, serves as a home base for exploring the 100-Mile Wilderness and provides meals and access to AMC’s lodge-to- lodge trail network.

Carrabassett Valley

45 North

November, 2012 | By: Joe Ricchio | Photography: Kari Herer

…is apparent that years of experience have failed to dull his enthusiasm for great ingredients and the pleasures of simple comfort food. He is quick to supply me with a… Continue reading →

Rockland

Land Rover Defender

By Chelsea Holden Baker Photographs by Scott Peterman Mike Smith’s name is as anonymous as the taupe warehouse in Rockland’s Industrial Park where his company, East Coast Rover, quietly custom-builds… Continue reading →

Maine Wild Blueberry Chefs Challenge

August, 2017 | By: Karen Watterson | Photography: Liz Caron

…Wild Blueberry Commission, the state commodity board that provides funding for the marketing and promotion of wild blueberries. “These chefs are all at very high levels in food service,” she… Continue reading →

Portland

Small Axe

August, 2013 | By: Katy Kelleher | Photography: Sean Thomas

…day. Parked conveniently close to 75 Market Street, Small Axe is already a staff favorite, and I’m excited to join the fan club.   www.smallaxetruck.com | 207.400.9971 | info@smallaxetruck.com  … Continue reading →

Crispy Gài Dishes Out Thai Fried Chicken and Tropical Vibes

Issue: November 2021 | By: Kate McCarty | Photography: Nicole Wolf

Serving Thai-inspired street food and colorful cocktails, the new Portland restaurant is already attracting a dedicated following.

More Faces From the Frontline

…community. They inspire me to think bigger by looking closer and to love harder with every resource I have. We are so lucky to have them in our community. Hospitality… Continue reading →

A City on the Cutting Edge

December, 2018 | By: Susan Axelrod | Photography: Christina Wnek

A Partnership between Ellsworth and the Jackson Laboratory breeds a culture of innovation in Maine’s fastest growing city

The Sugarloaf Way

November, 2017 | By: Dr. Lisa Belisle | Photography: Nicole Wolf

A new competition center celebrates community on the Sugarloaf slopes.

Boothbay

Boothbay

…our way down Commercial Street, where we discover a true gem: Coco Vivo. Two floors filled with antique and contemporary furnishings, fabrics, and works of art from nine represented artists…. Continue reading →

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