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Melanie Brooks

Melanie Brooks

Melanie Brooks is the editor of Bangor Metro magazine. Prior to joining the staff in September 2009, Melanie worked at MaineToday Media in Portland, The Star-Ledger in Newark, New Jersey, and Inc.com in New York City. She has also taught undergraduate journalism classes at the University of Maine and the New England School of Communications. Melanie serves on the steering committee for Fusion Bangor and on the board of the Maine Women's Fund.

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Tuesday, May 01 2012 10:23am

Schooners

Chef Scott McKenzie grew up in Bangor, surrounded by nine brothers and sisters. His love of all things culinary stems from watching his mother create masterpieces with limited resources and ingredients. She taught him well.
Monday, April 30 2012 2:10pm

Waterfront Wonder

Belfast’s reputation as an arts community provides a solid foundation for this quirky and popular midcoast city on the bay.
Monday, April 30 2012 1:53pm

Delicious Entertainment

Brian and Julie Williams designed their Bangor kitchen around their lifestyle. Whether you’re a new friend, old friend, or part of the family—their kitchen is a place to experiment, taste, and just plain hang out.
Sunday, April 01 2012 2:07pm

Horn of Plenty

Chef William Roderick took a leap of faith when he and his wife, Nancy, moved from Rhode Island to Island Falls in the beginning of 1993 to open up a little restaurant called Horn of Plenty. Their gamble has paid off, and they have been serving delicious international cuisine to happy customers at the tip of I-95 for nearly 20 years.
Sunday, April 01 2012 1:32pm

Three Lovely Landscapes

Looking for ideas on how to make the most of your outdoor living space? Read on...
Thursday, March 01 2012 2:15pm

Metro Sports

Meet Maine’s Mr. Basketball and learn about Lacrosse.
Thursday, March 01 2012 12:54pm

The Fiddlehead Restaurant

Chef Mel Chaiken grew up in Tokyo, Japan, with a Malaysian mother and American father. Her tri-cultured family atmosphere helped shape her taste and skills in the kitchen. She came to Maine via Colby College, and today practices these skills six nights a week at The Fiddlehead Restaurant in Bangor.

Thursday, March 01 2012 12:04pm

Big, Bright, & Beautiful

The new Brewer Community School is the largest pre-K to eighth grade school in the state, and, many argue, the greenest school, too.

Thursday, March 01 2012 8:20am

Talk of the Towns

Tasty scoops, student talent, and a new way to see Maine from Skowhegan, Bangor, and Bar Harbor.

Thursday, March 01 2012 8:20am

Biz Buzz

People and places on the move.

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