February/March 2012
You say you want an evolution?
Our Martian Chronicles
Biddeford’s Fiber Materials, Inc. flies under the radar in Maine as it makes history for NASA.
Sabor Latino
February/March 2012 Café Caliente The new kid on Saint John Street shows us a thing or two about Latin entrées. By Diane Hudson Although it doesn’t bill itself as a pupusería, Sabor Latino qualifies for the distinguished title, serving delicious pupusa, a Salvadorian...
The Air Up Here
February/March 2012
Boston Celtics Hall of Famer Dave Cowens keeps fit on Sebago Lake with room to spare.
Some Like It Haute
February/March 2012
When one Mainer spins a thread, the world wears the dress.
Snow Falling on Yuccas
February/March 2012
Ok, I’ve got my botanical journal out… Blue spruce? ✓ Oak tree? ✓ Sea rose? ✓ Yucca filamentosa? Fireball hibiscus!?!
A Stone’s Throw from the Heart
Winterguide 2012
Morgan Callan Rogers’s Red Ruby Heart in a Cold Blue Sea may have crisscrossed the Atlantic, but her debut novel roots us on our rocky coast.
A Foodie’s Guide to Planet Maine
Winterguide 2012
2012 never tasted so good.
Luxurious
Winterguide 2012
Three stunning ocean palaces add sizzle to a buyer’s market.
Diamonds in the Rough
Winterguide 2012
What do you get when you fall in love? A dreamy fixer-upper!
Katahdin
Winterguide 2012 Method Dining Nestled close to Portland Stage Co., Katahdin delivers on a promised performance. By Diane Hudson Walk into Katahdin, climb onto a comfy leather bar stools, and enjoy amazing drinks crafted by mixologist Winnie Moody. Straight-up...
Channeling History
Interview by Colin W. Sargent The fresh Wikipedia entry on famous English Channel swimmers lists Pat Gallant-Charette, 60, as the oldest woman in the world ever to successfully accomplish this feat. Most of us can only imagine this task. "It was pitch dark outside,"...
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