Down East Magazine, March 2019
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Features
Where My Soul Can Take a Rest
When it comes to wellness, Maine is surprisingly on trend — and the trends are surprisingly Maine-y.
By Sleah Hurley, Brian Kevin, Jamie Lovley, Genevieve Morgan, and Jillian Bedell
Offshore
A small but growing number of Maine lobstermen are turning to offshore fishing in the winter: a photo essay from aboard the lobsterboat Sea Glass.
Photographed by Gabe Souza
Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue
Janet Mills is governor, and she’s a poet too. A look at the lyrical side of Maine’s new governor.
By Katy Kelleher
Special advertising section: Camps
Camp Sunshine in Casco makes the classic Maine summer camp experience accessible for kids with life-threatening illnesses.
By Jennifer Van Allen
Departments
North by East
The man behind Portland’s Kotzschmar Organ has a mission, unconventional screen art comes to the Farnsworth, and a new farmers’ almanac takes an esoteric approach. Plus, a spinning ice disc wins hearts in Maine Dispatches.
Food & Drink
Seaweed teas from Portland, Biddeford’s New American hotspot Elda, and a cool comeback for downtown Thomaston hangouts.
Good Things from Maine
Handmade handbags from a half-dozen Maine artisans. Plus, our contributors’ favorite whatnot, from Brunswick record stacks to Vinalhaven soaps.
Maine Homes
A rethought Greek Revival in Camden and a glimpse into designer Kazeem Lawal’s well-curated living room.
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Where in Maine
Maine Moment
Dooryard
Editor’s note, reader feedback, responses to January’s Where in Maine, and more.
Room With A View
My Favorite Place
Skier Sam Morse on his Sugarloaf upbringing and his favorite run.
On the cover: Certified forest therapist Jeff Brogan, at the Wells Reserve at Laudholm, by Michael D. Wilson