By Sandy Lang Photography by Peter Frank Edwards The summer fishing season is warming up. A local captain and his friends test the waters on the Kennebunkport-based charter boat Striker. Sometimes they’re still “numb in the head” in the chilly
Artistic Boutiques, fine seaside dining, and busy mainstays in two Southern Maine water towns. By Kathleen Pierce Photography by Jeff Roberts The beauty of southern coastal Maine is at its most appealing in June. All you have to do to
The Honey Paw is like no other restaurant I know. The new Portland restaurant’s unique personality completely defies any attempts to group it into traditional restaurant categories or even vague ones like “contemporary American” or “fusion.” Its menu and ambience
It is my understanding that the most successful restaurateurs are those who pay attention to every single detail, no matter how seemingly minuscule, as they all eventually amount to the sum of the dining experience. In this regard, Rudy’s owner
SURRY, BLUE HILL Away from the tourism of many coastal communities find Blue Hill, where life moves at a slower pace. The peninsula is full of farms and restaurants and shops that focus on resources from the region, and there
About to reach their tenth year in operation, brothers Moses and Alec Sabina have enjoyed great success with their small Congress Street eatery, Hot Suppa. The spot’s attracts a passionate brunch following and after getting off to a bit of
There are few things more pleasurable than the rich, concentrated flavors of a great Cantonese stir fry, resulting largely from what cooks from this region of China refer to as wok hay, which translates roughly to “the breath of the
May 2015 By: Kelly Clinton Photography: Peter Frank Edwards Fred Michaud, scenic byways coordinator for the Maine Department of Transportation, explains to be called a byway, routes have to be scenic, of course, but also have to have cultural,
POETRY – May 2015 The Telling Room, a nonprofit writing center in Portland, asked young writers to submit poems and prose pieces that fit the theme Bodies of Water. Out of the many carefully crafted entries, jurors chose one
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