Town Hill Bistro
At the end of Crooked Road, across from the firehouse and near the general store, there’s a house that dates back to the late 1800s. It was home to the town surveyor, a school teacher, and a family who ran
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Hitoshi Tanaka
SEE-August 2013 Hitoshi Tanaka’s The Window of the Sea Wind, 2011, stone and granite sculpture, 7’ x 7’ x 16” “Visitors to Blue Hill can see the blue sky and ocean through this window. Those who visit from the sea
Spencer Albee
PROFILE-August 2013 By Katy Kelleher Photographs by Matt Cosby The Gentleman Rockstar From the moment I sat down in Spencer Albee’s messy studio, I knew this was going to be an unusual interview. The first thing this prolific musician
Speaking Objects
WELLNESS-August 2013 By Sophie Nelson Photographs by Sarah Beard Buckley Oscar Mokeme and the African Center for the Sacred Arts The sky is clogged with clouds and the air thick with tiny pieces of the streets being drilled apart
Beachcombing
A-LIST-August 2013 By Katy Kelleher Photograph by Sean Thomas Photography 01 Fortune’s Rocks Beach Biddeford With a name this auspicious, it’s only natural to expect a myriad of oceanic treasures. This two-mile crescent-shaped beach stretches from Biddeford Pool to Fortune’s
Mount Desert Island
48 HOURS-August 2013 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Katy Kelleher + Guest writer Karen Watterson Katy Kelleher Online Editor On Friday afternoon, I meet one of my oldest friends and we greet each other like the kids we once
Ogunquit
48 HOURS-August 2013 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Chris Kast Chris Kast Brand Strategist, The Brand Company Friday Four letters come to mind as I write this: TGIF. It’s been a very busy few weeks and my
Archipelago Dip
LOCATION-August 2013 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards I have this dream of sea kayaking again to some of the uninhabited islands of granite and spruce near Stonington. A half-day trip once with friends in balmy August is
People of the Lake
FEATURE-August 2013 By Jaed Coffin Photographs by Fred Field The residents of Greenville and the unknowable future of Moosehead On an unseasonably hot Friday morning in May, Heidi St. Jean, her eyes hidden behind black Dolce and Gabbana sunglasses,
