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Features Eating Close to Home More Maine cooks are discovering that building a menu from local food is reconnecting them to a fresher, tastier way of life. By Joshua F. Moore Soups with a Maine Flavor The fragrance of bubbling, warm soup can hypnotize the strongest among us to extend a bowl and pull
Features Forever Maine Over twenty years, the Land for Maine's Future program has preserved more than 147 of our most beautiful and fragile places - all thanks to you. By Jeff Clark Called to the Search As the chaplain with the Maine Warden Service, Kate Braestrup lends comfort to people whose loved
Features At the Edge of America Maine's easternmost point, Quoddy Head State Park, offers spectacular scenery at the end of the road. By Joshua F. Moore Kennebunk Portraits You can read the story of a Maine town in the faces of its people. By Virginia Wright Black Flags Down East Did the great Caribbean
Features Treasured Islands A new generation has brought new life to the beautiful Cranberry Isles. By Letitia Baldwin Hooray for the Red, White, & Blue At Bobbie Maschal's festive summerhouse every day is the Fourth of July. By Michaela Cavallaro Empty Wind? Mainers say they want alternative energy,
Features The Two Biddefords Long divided, long distressed, York County's largest city is taking the first steps toward economic and social health. By Virginia Wright Mutha Goes Muddin' An ATVirgin hops aboard the most controversial vehicle in Maine. By Elizabeth Peavey Off the Deep End An intriguing
Features The Vanishing Point Along the Maine coast, fishing wharfs are slowly being replaced with seaside homes. Saving our working waterfronts requires a new way of thinking. By Jeff Clark The Zen of Zeh Whatever your idea is of a Maine basketmaker - it's probably not this guy. By Ken Textor A Blank
Features Take It Slow A paddle down the Pemaquid River is the perfect way to slip into a Maine summer mindset. By Joshua F. Moore Musical Sunrises An adult music camp is providing unexpected benefits to the easternmost town in the United States. By Rebecca Martin Evarts Katahdin Trail Mix Here's a different
Features Cabin Country Unfazed by the passage of time, West Branch Pond Camps harks back to a simpler time in Maine's North Woods. By Andrew Vietze Timber! Can you tell a peavey from a backhoe? Take our logging quiz and see how you score. The Long Haul Fishing restrictions have saved shrimp in the Gulf
Features Your Money or Your Life Does settling in Maine mean giving up the prospect of a high-powered career? By Michaela Cavallaro Making Money in Maine Not everyone wants to punch a time clock or work in an office. Looking for jobs off the beaten path, Charlotte Albright did some alphabetical investigation.
Features The Big Picture A bold new venture has prompted people in Camden to start discussing what they really want their town to be. By Michaela Cavallaro American Classics Thomas Lie-Nielsen has carved out a niche by making the best woodworking tools in the country. By Jeff Clark Is Saddleback Really
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