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Well-Preserved Beauties

Clare Marcussen
Bangor’s lumber boom days have long passed, but these four historic homes are testaments to the era’s vitality and opulence.
 

House for Sale

Melanie Brooks
House hunting? It’s a buyer’s market, so they say, so why not find a house that suits your personality as well as your budget? Whether you prefer city living or a country hideaway, the Bangor metro area has it. We asked three experts in the real estate industry to reach into their bag of homes for sale and offer up some of their most unique properties. All three delivered, in a big way. There’s a history-packed jewel from the Civil War era, a waterfront fun house nestled in potato country, and an urban townhouse with a snappy storefront. Ready to do some house shopping? Sit back, put up your feet, and imagine yourself in one of these fabulous finds.
 

Husson's Glitter & Spice

Craig Idlebrook
The Gracie Theatre will be celebrating its sophomore season this fall. Take a look inside this performance powerhouse.
 

Goodness on the Table

Craig Idlebrook
It seems that everywhere you turn in Bar Harbor you run into a restaurant owned by Michael Boland. This entrepreneur is adding a fifth restaurant to his arsenal while keeping people, the planet, and profits foremost in his mind.
 

Helping Hands of Hospice

Clare Marcussen
Being able to die peacefully at home surrounded by loved ones is a luxury that everyone can afford, thanks to hospice services.
 

Van Dusen Fusion

Annaliese Jakimides
Crack open a Chris Van Dusen book, and you’re in for an explosion of humor, color, and delight that is both as timeless and as fresh as a morning in Maine.
 

Baking with Love

Melanie Brooks
Sunday afternoons are sweet indeed at the home of Lanie, Lydia, and Natalie Colson. Homemade food is important to this mom and her daughters, and they spend time each weekend baking up a storm.
 

Perspectives: Brian Vanden Brink