October 2004

Features

Departments

Features 50 Saco's New Popularity This often-overlooked little municipality only fifteen minutes south of Portland has an unshakable sense of itself and an upbeat outlook. No wonder people are flocking to it. By Jeff Clark. 56 Queen for a Day The newest, largest, and most expensive passenger liner afloat

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.