Magazine 2000 April - Table of Contents

Along the Waterfront Benjamin River Splits Along the Waterfront A Bugeye Ketch Calendar of Events Summer Highlights Dining Down East Seascapes Down East

Along the Waterfront
Benjamin River Splits
Along the Waterfront
A Bugeye Ketch
Calendar of Events
Summer Highlights
Dining Down East
Seascapes
Down East Bookshelf
Seeing the Sights
Down East Bookshelf
Briefly Noted
Down East Traveler
History Up Close
Down East Traveler
Chambers of Commerce
I Remember
Night Storm
Inside Maine
Scaling Sentinel
Inside Maine
Free Maps
Inside Maine
M.O.M.'s Cooking
Letters to The Editor
Don't Feed the Animals
Nobel's Oversight
North by East
On a Roll
North by East
Rails to Rockland
North by East
Old Port Exchange

The Talk of Maine
Crossing the Border
North by East
Vanishing Vacationland
The Maine Viewpoint
Widening the Turnpike
The Maine Viewpoint
Angus' Agenda
The Maine Viewpoint
Cruise Ships in Rockland
The Maine Viewpoint
More Bike Paths
What's in a Picture?
Fair - Weather Day
Learning To Respect The Outdoors
Sojourn at Goose Cove
The Old Port Reinvents Itself - Again
The Last Lumber Camp
Shark
Public Art
Rangeley's Boundless Alure
All Abloom
Maine on $25 a Day
Boats, Boats, and More Boats
Big House Boutique
Boaters Guide to the Coast

By: Chris Dorsey

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Our New Books
	Cartoons from Maine \| Collecting more than 100 of his best, most popular comics, Cartoons from Maine: How’s the Water, Bob? presents a hilarious alternative look at Maine.
	Take Heart \| In this collection of verse, Maine Poet Laureate Wesley McNair has collected the work of Maine poets from his popular “Take Heart” column, featuring a poem each week in thirty newspapers across the state and reaching a quarter of a million readers.
	Maine ABC \| Illustrated with distinct Maine icons, such as moose, lobster, and Katahdin, this book has a rhyming verse that will have children singing the words, asking for it to be read again and again, and learning the alphabet in no time.
	Journey of the Sea Glass \| Full-color spreads with no words will inspire a child's imagination.