February 2010
FeaturesA new book by journalist Jeannine Lauber shows Shaker life as being different from popular perception. Whether you’re training to become an Olympian or just pretending to be one, you’ll find plenty of places in Maine to practice nearly all of the sports on display this month in Vancouver at the XXI Olympic Winter Games. Andrea Peters paints all the colors of a Maine winter. Four hundred feet of ice, one toboggan, and four petrified women in costume: a firsthand account of the U.S. National Toboggan Championships. Maine’s up-and-coming wineries struggle against a dizzying array of convoluted laws. DepartmentsFish Bones in the Bates Mill brings sophisticated seafood and renewed hope to Lewiston. - Photography by: Mark Fleming
Susan Hand Shetterly’s ode to Maine’s beautiful and endangered landscape.
Can you identify this snowy harbor? - Photography by: Sara Gray
Read what our readers have to say about Maine. - Photography by: Sue Anne Hodges
One Portlander contemplates courtship during Maine winters. - Photography by: Lewis Robinson
Donors to the campaign against gay marriage are suing Maine. Let's embrace winter rather than endure it. - Photography by: Benjamin Magro
When owls attack, the secret history of spruce gum, and more. For weirdness, Roswell had nothing over Maine in 1962. Editorial opinions from across the state.
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