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The Mystery of the Mystery Meat Sandwiches or The Secret of the Old Picnic Basket or The Clue in the Checkered Napkin
Nancy Drew and her chums, Bess and George, clambered out of the blue roadster. Bess’ eyes sparkled. George’s eyes twinkled. “Let’s go!” Nancy exclaimed exclamatorily with an exclamation point.
The Tell-Tale Togo or The Vanishing Picnic or WOLVES!
February/March 2018 | view this story as a .pdf By Joan Connor Where was Togo? And where was the picnic basket? The chums huddled together under the old oak. Suddenly barking and yipping cut the air. “Wolves,” Bess stammered. No namby-pamby, our feisty girl detective...
Imagine
February/March 2018
Just for Laughs
February/March 2018
Talented locals and eager audiences have transformed Portland’s comedy scene into a headline act.
Tuscan Table
February/March 2018
Wonderful surprises await you at the sign of the swine. Look out for the colorful pig mural that catches your eye as you approach the Maine Mall.
The Real John Ford
February/March 2018
It’s time we met the John Ford you never knew.
Living Large
February/March 2018
Meet three waterfront stunners and discover the stories that surround them.
Maine Coast on a Shoestring
February/March 2018
Looking for a million-dollar view with a rock-bottom price tag? Each of these waterfront treasures offers a gateway to freedom for $225,000 or less.
We’ve Come A Long Way, Baby…Haven’t We?
February/March 2018 As Maine goes, so goes the nation. It sounds so encouraging. But is that true with women’s rights? Prepare for some surprising facts across the decades… By Olivia Gunn Kostishevskaya In front of the departure gate of the Portland Jetport on a crisp...
Menu-Busters Anonymous
February/March 2018
Dare to call the shots? When you’re craving a dish and nothing else will do, these top Maine eateries will go off the menu just for you.
Ms. Deeds
Movie actress Jean Arthur spent her childhood on a Portland street that has ceased to exist.
February/March 2018
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