Magazine 2002 July - Table of Contents

Along the Waterfront Unsinkable Boats Along the Waterfront Funky Winds Calendar of Events July Highlights Cover Dining Down East Ever Been to a Public

Along the Waterfront
Unsinkable Boats
Along the Waterfront
Funky Winds
Calendar of Events
July Highlights
Cover
Dining Down East
Ever Been to a Public Supper?
Down East Bookshelf
North Woods Saga
Down East Bookshelf
Briefly Noted
I Remember
The Creature of Kezar Lake
Inside Maine
Now Playing
Inside Maine
Ice Cream Delight
Inside Maine
Singing the Blues
Letters to The Editor
Model Conservationist
Letters to The Editor
Maine's New Train
North by East
Oh, That Air
North by East
Skunk Patrol
North by East
Maine Newspaper Circulations
North by East
Home on the Crane

North by East
Woo-Woo Worumbo
North by East
Found Money
North by East
The Lady is a Linebacker
North by East
Spring Break
The Maine Viewpoint
The Maine Viewpoint
Salem's Firefighters
The Maine Viewpoint
Fishing News
The Maine Viewpoint
Model for Tax Reform
The Talk of Augusta
The Third Bridge
Chesuncook
Alone on an Island
Getting to Know Your Local Lobster
Fifty Years on the Cutting Edge
Secret Sanctuary
Balmy Breezes
No Second Act
Where in Maine?
The Old Plummer Place
My Fourth of July Fiasco

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Our New Books
	Ultimate Acadia \| Ultimate Acadia is the essential book about Maine’s Mount Desert Island, providing everything you need to know to make the most of your time there.
	Eric Hopkins \| From his earliest work with glass to the stunning aerial panoramas of Maine islands that have gained him far-reaching fame, Eric Hopkins has consistently explored boundaries—of medium, of space, of vision.
	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.
	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.