Hugo’s
Cauliflower puree. Ichthyic spinal fluid. Kimchi puree. Even for those of us who are apt to drop the phrase “sous vide” into casual conversation, these elements sound mildly daunting. But that has always been a part of the program at
Articles
Abbie Read
SEE-October 2013 Abbie Read’s Library 2010-2012, decorative papers, board, book cloth, books, found objects, 7.5’ x 18’ “Employing materials both new and old, my installation, Library, consists of some 125 individual pieces based on the structure of the book. As
General Stores
A-LIST-October 2013 By Katy Kelleher Photograph by Sean Thomas Photography 01 Hussey’s General Store Windsor Rumor has it that this is the largest general store in the state of Maine, an idea that’s reflected in the no-nonsense slogan: “If we
Waterville
48 HOURS-October 2013 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Heidi Kirn Heidi Kirn Art Director, Maine Home+Design Friday 3:00 p.m. @ 75 Market Street We leave 75 Market Street with my two excited kids, Lily and Charlie,in the
Belgrade Lakes
48 HOURS-October 2013 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Emily McConnell Emily McConnell Assistant Publisher Friday 1:00 p.m. @ Portland I load my luggage, grab a hot dog from a food truck in Portland, and hit the road. This drive
5,000 Years Old, 37 Years Young
WELLNESS-October 2013 By Sophie Nelson Photographs by Sean Thomas Photography Acupuncturist Jason Stein brings ancient healing treatments to a fresh-faced, slow-paced, and quickly growing practice in Maine. “The day before you called, I’d been attacked by a rabid fox. Right
The County Line
FEATURE-October 2013 By Jaed Coffin Photographs by Fred Field The thirteen-decade farming heritage of the McCrum family Darrell McCrum—great-great-grandson of Lemuel McCrum, great-grandson of Darrell McCrum, grandson of Dana McCrum, and son of Jay McCrum—is the vice president of operations
Baxter’s Katahdin
LOCATION-October 2013 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards Getting Closer to Maine’s Tallest Mountain Near the rushing water and wooded paths to lean-tos, cabins, and campsites at Roaring Brook Campground, we see sweat-soaked hikers filing off the mountain
Out of the Garages and Attics and Into the Ecosystem
FEATURE-October 2013 By Phillip Conkling Photographs by Greta Rybus Entrepreneurship in Maine is Alive and Well Don Gooding, who heads the Maine Center for Entrepreneurial Development (MCED), is a man on a mission. At MCED, a private nonprofit, Gooding has
