POETRY-May 2010 Poem by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc Edited by Christopher Seid Artwork by David Wolfe wolfeeditions.com/ “Proof #4” One never says exactly what one means. One does not know what it is to mean, except when finding the quotient of the sum
FEATURE-May 2010 By Peter A. Smith Photographs by Michael Winters To get a sense of Samuel James’s currency on the Maine music scene, you need to hear a story about Scott Levy. As the artistic director of the Penobscot
SEE-May 2010 By Deborah Weisgall Seal Point Series #V VIII and XVII 2007, oil on bingo card, 7.25″ x 5.5″ John Walker paints Seal Point, on the coast near South Bristol looking out at John’s Bay, and he paints
A-LIST-May 2010 By Joe Ricchio Photographs by Kristen Teig 01 Allagash Interlude Aged in French oak wine barrels, it has a beautiful balance of sweet and tart, with bubbles that remind me very much of Champagne. It will age
May 2010 | By Chelsea Holden Baker | Photographs by Amanda Kowalski | Illustration by Karen Gelardi “God gives a reward to Industry” When the town of Rockland drops the docks into the water at the public landing
WORKSPACE-May 2010 Photograph by Meggan Gould Peter Kazanovicz is an ocularist with a small clinic at the Maine Eye Center in Portland’s Stroudwater Crossing. He makes ocular prosthetics—casting custom artificial eyes, hand-painting them, and fitting them for individual patients.
EAT-May 2010 By Samantha Hoyt Lindgren Photographs by Kristen Teig The right way to go for a little California sunshine, all wrapped up in a taco shell. La comida justa around the corner in Brunswick. Cross the threshold at
By Chelsea Holden Baker Photographs by Jarrod McCabe What if you could give your children the gift of health, a calm mind, a connection with the environment, leadership, responsibility, and A lifelong passion? What if you could teach them how
FEATURE-May 2010 By Nancy Heiser Photographs by Leah Fisher Arsenault Two peninsulas stretch into Casco Bay, forming an irregular coastline of clam-flats, deepwater harbors, and the well of a giant, imaginary harp. Cross the harp’s well—Harpswell Sound—by boat in no
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