December 2007

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Features

Starkly Beautiful

Winter is the best season for really seeing trees.

Home Again

For one Harpswell family, Christmas wasn’t complete without their great grandfather’s Swedish cabin.

The 'Loaf

A new book follows the history of the Sugarloaf ski resort from its rugged beginnings in the 1950s, when the mountain was a daredevil’s secret, to its almost cult-like status today.

I See One!

Four calling birds, three pheasant hens, two mourning doves, and a partridge in a pine tree . . . on Maine’s annual Christmas Bird Count, intrepid birders range out across the state to tally turkeys.

The Matchmaker

For thirty years Peggy Greenhut Golden has been bringing artists and art lovers together in Portland.

Chebeague's First Christmas

Following its recent secession from Cumberland, Maine's newest town has reason to celebrate.

Journey of the Wreaths

Journey of the Wreaths

America’s longest veterans’ parade starts in Maine this month.

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Editor's Note

Editor's Note

Editor's Note

Happy Holidays from your friends at Down East.

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Inside Maine

Inside Maine

Your monthly guide to enjoying life in the Pine Tree State.

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Letters to The Editor

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Readers respond to our mystery photograph and other articles.

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My Maine

Need a Lift?

In small-town Maine nothing is ever forgotten.

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North By East

Opinions, Advisories, and Musings from Maine

A dependable Santa, misplaced passengers, and some lights we like - plus a couple we don't - are on the minds of Down East editors this month.

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The Maine Viewpoint

The Maine Viewpoint

Editorial opinions from across Maine.

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The Talk of Maine

Taking Its Toll

Is Maine ready for a North Woods highway?

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What's In A Picture?

Hot Type

Hot Type

Writers in turn-of-the-century Bangor did whatever it took to keep warm.

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Where In Maine?

Where in Maine?

Where in Maine?

Think you recognize this historic hamlet and its 1820s Congregational Church?