October 2016

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Features

Ultimate Fall

Get lost in a corn maze? Nosh on cider donuts? Grow a giant pumpkin? Check, check, and check. Whatever your favorite tradition, we’ve distilled autumn in Maine to its quintessence.

Safe At Last

After Decades of violence at the hands of her husband, Priscilla got out alive – with the help from a Maine safe house that’s among the first of its kind. By Jesse Ellison

Ghost Town

Like Stephen King, the famous author it raised, Durham is quiet and a little weird, with some strange stuff going on upstairs. By Sara Anne Donnelly


Departments

Where in Maine?

Can you name this camp and the lake it’s on?

Connect

The Mail


North by East

Opinions, Advisories, and Musings from the Length and Breadth of Maine

Down East Dispatches

News You May Have Missed

Channel Champ

Kennebunk’s Super Swimmer

Great Pumpkin Brewhaha

Is Pumpkin Beer Terrible?

What’s in a Picture

Presque Isle Potato Races


Dooryard

Living the Maine Life

Home

A Bar Harbor Sand Castle

Making It in Maine

GrandyOats’ Granola Gurus

Recipe

Apple Cake

My Maine

Awakening

Room With a View


Guide

What to Do in Maine This Month

Dining

Center Lovell Inn

Art

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Event

Bangor Zombie Walk

Book

E.B. White’s Kiddie Bio


From Our Archives


On the cover: Autumn in Rangeley, photographed by Susan Cole Kelly

Additional photos: Meredith Perdue (home); Sarah Rise (granola); Courtesy of Justin Levesque (Coast Guard); Mark Fleming (pie)