I’ve never been to the Sea Glass restaurant located inside the Inn by the Sea, so on a recent, unseasonably warm December morning, I drive out to visit the property. On the way, I stop by Crescent Beach to take
A-LIST-November 2012 By Joe Hebert 01 Maine-ly Moose Portland 5K Race 11.10 | Deering Oaks Park This off-road course is a classic “old-fashioned” race—complete with self-proclaimed bad jokes from the race director before and after the event. This year’s Maine-ly Moose
PROFILE-October 2012 By Jaed Coffin Photographs by James Allen Walker It’s the last day of May. The Portland Head Light parking lot is dappled with wandering tourists. Beyond them, a gang of shirtless high school boys spreads mulch for
Each month Joe Ricchio gives local insight into his favorite places to eat and drink. He recommends that you pace yourself as you Eat Maine. 1 | The Cheese Iron Contrary to popular belief, a cheese iron is a tool
PROFILE-August 2011 By Maura Ewing Photograph by Winky Lewis Thanks to a network of tenacious farmers, eating local during the summer months is an easy option—and an enticing one. Cape Elizabeth’s Penny Jordan enjoys bringing her renowned vegetables to everyone
01 Cape Neddick “Nubble” Light Tourists can’t quite walk to the lighthouse on Nubble Rock, but that doesn’t stop them from flocking to Sohier Park to get a glimpse of the picturesque light. In 1977, NASA’s Voyager II cargo included images
FEATURE- July 2011 By Maura Ewing Photographs by Cara Slifka Celebrate survival. Spread hope. Honor loved ones lost. In the four short years since its creation, Tri for a Cure has become one of the most popular events in the
PROFILE-July 2011 By Chelsea Holden Baker Photographs by Cig Harvery The man who ran for governor talks about building a home for political orphans, Maine’s competitive advantages, and bringing Confucius to the Pine Tree State. We sit down at
FEATURE-May 2011 By Tyler Boucher Photographs by Thomas Birtwistle Some of the oldest and most revered buildings in Maine are chapels. After decades filled with ecclesiastical gatherings and non-denominational celebrations alike, these sanctuaries are still in use today, serving their
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