Bethel

Bethel

January, 2016 | By: Jen DeRose

…resort’s eight peaks. We decide toendupatOz,anarea that offers up ungroomed terrain. In between, we find open glades, a just- right-sized terrain park (i.e. a beginner’s) with low, wide rails that… Continue reading →

Learn More: DiCocoa's Market | Grand Summit Hotel | Nabos | Peak Lodge | Pok Sun Emporium | Smokin’ Good BBQ | Sunday River Brewing Company | Sunday River Ski Resort | The Foggy Goggle | The Good Food Store | White Cap Quad

Cape Neddick

Cliff House

December, 2016 | By: Karen Watterson | Photography: Liz Caron

…and buttered rolls, overflowing with fresh lobster meat. Lobster hush puppies are a delicious novelty, with a side of honey chili aioli. This is the hang-out-with-your-buddies spot, bring-the-kids-for-foosball-and-clams spot, and… Continue reading →

Broken Arrow Hits a Bull’s-Eye in Portland’s Arts District

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

The Portland restaurant opened during the pandemic and has already developed a loyal following with its menu of seasonal small plates and inventive cocktails.

Making it in Monson

Issue: October 2019 | By: Susan Axelrod | Photography: Nicole Wolf

At the Quarry Restaurant, chef-owner Marilou “Lulu” Ranta creates elevated cuisine while feeding a community.

Carrabassett Valley

Sugarloaf

November, 2016 | By: Emma Fitzgerald

…the summer season. Teased by signs of winter-only businesses, Java Joe’s and D’Ellies, we head to 45 North for GrandyOats granola, eggs, and tea. 10:00 a.m. @ The Outpost Adventure… Continue reading →

Hope

Hope, Maine’s Firefly Restoration: A Tale of Community

…the steam- powered engine. “To me, it’s the holy grail of fire engines. Portland had a self-propeller once,” he says. “It looks like a horse-drawn piece, but it’s not.” From… Continue reading →

Learn More: Firefly | Hope | Vincent Black Lightnings

People: Andy Swift

Cooking Her Way Back Home

July, 2018 | By: Susan Axelrod | Photography: Ted Axelrod

At her Lincolnville café and entertaining friends, Susan Barnes brings joy and healing through food.

A Whole New Level

Issue: March 2020 | By: Jorge S. Arango | Photography: Erin Little

Creative aspirations and family life spur a renovation and addition to a 1970s split-level home in Cape Elizabeth

Hancock County

Schoodic: Pink Granite, Fog, Fishermen, Moss

…story: “Nazi Spies at Hancock Point Recalled Anew by Local Author,” “Roadwork Bedevils Traffic on Route 1,” or “LNG Is DOA.” Then, I make an elaborate lunch—chicken pot pie— or… Continue reading →

The Maine Weekender, August 20—22

…to the sport, head to the midcoast this Saturday for the “Tree” Hours of Thomaston mountain bike relay race! Running from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m, the race will be held at… Continue reading →

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