Summerguide 2011 By Diane Hudson Postcards From Bologna Theme dinners at Arrows let you travel the world and return to Ogunquit in time to catch a show. Arrows is going places. Tonight it’s Bologna. And we gorge ourselves from the get-go with sumptuous gnocchi,...
Live in Hollywood, Thrive in Maine
Summerguide 2011
Who knew Kirsten Dunst’s health guru is a mysterious Mainer named Daniel Vitalis?
Dream Islands
Summerguide 2011
On these personal paradises, the breezes, waves, stars, and land are all yours.
Notorious in Cape Elizabeth
Summerguide 2011
It’s not just an urban legend. Ingrid Bergman lived here among us in the icy summer of 1946, at 9 Ironclad Road.
Maine Fra Diavolo
Summerguide 2011
Todd English’s secret ingredient is our salt air.
Petite Jacqueline
May 2011 Portland’s new bistro in Longfellow Square “has the peach” and is at the top of its game. By Diane Hudson Welcome Petite Jacqueline! The impressive French bistro is the brainchild of the folks who gave us five fifty-five on Congress Street: chef/owner Steve...
Live! From Harpswell …The Barrymores of Comedy
May 2011
Comedy clan Bob, Abby, and Chris Elliott navigate their careers from here.
EuroMaine
May 2011
You don’t have to cross the Atlantic to experience European charm. Transport yourself to the continent at these hotels and inns.
Petite Jacqueline
May 2011
Portland’s new bistro in Longfellow Square “has the peach” and is at the top of its game.
Buck’s Naked BBQ
April 2011 By Diane Hudson Northern Comfort Buck's 'Naked' lunch and dinner is down & delicious–roadhouse style. Upon entering the rough but warm roadhouse atmosphere, immediately it hits you–the aroma of good, old-fashioned barbecue. The sweet, smoky scent is...
What’s 25 Years Between Friends?
April 2011
“Sometimes, I feel the past and the future pressing so hard on either
side that there’s no room for the present at all.” –Evelyn Waugh
Lost Horizon
April 2011
In the mid-1980s, One City Center rose from the geomancy of The Golden Triangle, a miracle of urban feng shui. But with the build-up of the rest of the Old Port, can the wind meet its water?