FEATURES

32 Lucky 7
Who gets to live at York’s dreamy Surf Point artist colony…and who doesn’t?
By Brad Favreau

37 Tale of Eleven Etniers
Feeding frenzy at the Barridoff Galleries’ auction.
By Sarah Cumming Cecil

39 Not Just Passing Thru
Bar Harbor just keeps pulling Audrey Ryan back in.
By Todd M. Richard

40 My Other Home is a Vineyard
These Mainers keep their delicious secrets bottled up.
By Judith Gaines

44 Swimming to Suburbia
One artist, one painting: Richard Hutchins’s Swimmers.
Interview by Colin Sargent

47 Be Still, My Hartley
The Rape of Europa grabs Maine by the throat.
By Sarah Cumming Cecil

49 Absolute Power
Thriller writer David Baldacci on his adventures in Maine.
By Brenda Sparks Prescott

50 It’s Christina’s World…
…we just live in it.

54 Rocket Man
Jack Nicholson, eat your heart out: There’s a real astronaut in town.
By Donna Stuart

IN EVERY ISSUE

23 Letters
We hear from fans of Industrial Light & Magic’s Gretchen Libby, five-and-dime heiress Kingsley Woolworth…and Portland Magazine.

27 Chowder
A tasty blend of the fabulous, noteworthy, and absurd.

58 Dining Guide

59 Restaurant Review
Greek Revival at Emilitsa.
By Diane Hudson

60 Goings On

93 House of the Month
A mansion once owned by the Campbell Soup heirs in Cumberland Foreside-for $800,000.

94 New England Homes & Living

107 Fiction
“My Monster, My Red Medicine”
By Barbara Lefcowitz

111 Flash

DEPARTMENTS

22 From the Editor
“What Portland Needs is a Cocktail”
By Colin Sargent

56 Personal Shopper
Autumn leaves-not just for trees anymore.
By Amy Louise Reynolds