July 2004

Features

Departments

Features 62 Oh, Those Yarmouth Ladies They're so good at what they do that the tourists think their clam festival is all about clams — even though everyone in town knows it's really about money, big money. By Edgar Allen Beem. 68 The Most Admired Garden in Maine More people see the Sparhawk Garden

Today's:

Bangor Daily Story Mirrors Democratic Release	12
New Radio Ratings For Maine Are Out	6
Where in Maine?	5
Take Two: Dinner at Schulte & Herr, Portland's German Standout	4
All Is Right At Ruski's	3

Our New Books
	Sea Glass 2012 Calendar \| Each month reveals a stunning array of jewels from the sea, coupled with interesting historical facts about sea glass and helpful tips about seaglunking.
	Desserted \| Author Kate Shaffer was recently named one of the top 10 chocolatiers in North America by Dessert Professional magazine.
	Port City Black and White \| This mystery thriller pits Portland's newest rookie cop against gangs, disgruntled working families, and the media while he works to find the missing baby of a drug-addled mom. Brandon’s relentless search for the child brings with it a load of trouble threatening his career, his life, and his relationships.
	Only Cows Allowed \| When the cows refuse to let the other farm animals mooooove into the barn the other animals aren’t about to let those bossy cows get their way.