Magazine 2000 March - Table of Contents

Along the Waterfront A Windjammer Centennial Along the Waterfront Show Time Calendar of Events March Highlights Dining Down East Youngtown Inn Down East

Along the Waterfront
A Windjammer Centennial
Along the Waterfront
Show Time
Calendar of Events
March Highlights
Dining Down East
Youngtown Inn
Down East Bookshelf
Today's Mainers
Down East Bookshelf
Briefly Noted
I Remember
The Wave
Letters to The Editor
Grateful Organization
Letters to The Editor
Welcoming Organizations
North by East
Well Suited
North by East
Lost in Augusta
North by East
Seismic Surprises
North by East
Cottages vs. Camps
Retiring to Maine
Experience Counts
Retiring to Maine
Maine by the Numbers
Retiring to Maine
Retirement Communities of Maine
Retiring to Maine
Our Surprising Climate
Retiring to Maine
Frequently Asked Questions
Retiring to Maine

Lifelong Learning
Retiring to Maine
Subscribing to Maine
Retiring to Maine
Top Quality Medical Care
Retiring to Maine
A Library At Your Fingertips
Retiring to Maine
Golfing in Maine
Retiring to Maine
Art and History
The Maine Viewpoint
Focus on Smoking
The Maine Viewpoint
Gay Rights Decision
The Maine Viewpoint
Building Land Trusts
The Maine Viewpoint
Cottage Connection
The Maine Viewpoint
Sled Ahead
The Talk of Maine
Tried and True Seeds
What's in a Picture?
VIP Cottagers
Posh Digs
Southport Island Hideaway
An Instant Heirloom
Tasting the Cottage Life
One Stylish Log Cabin
The North Woods Look
A Seaside Playhouse

By: Terry Smith

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Our New Books
	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.
	Mr. Rockefeller's Roads \| This updated version of the 1990 best-seller has new photography, more archival photos, and descriptions of recent improvements to the 51-mile carriage road system.
	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.
	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.