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Eater Maine [and Me] On Eating in Maine in 2012

Posted on December 28, 2012 by alexsteed

Posted in Food, Old Port, Portland | Tagged 2012, boda, break-up, dining town, donuts, doughnuts, duckfat, east ender, eater maine, Good restaurants in portland maine, grateful bread, grateful bread in windham, joel beauchamp, john golden, kate mccarty, los angeles, maine, natalie ladd, nosh, pocket brunch, portland, portland daily sun, restaurant, surprise, susan axelrod, thanh thanh, the blueberry files, the food coma show, the golden dish, where is a good place to eat in Maine?, Where should I eat in Maine?, Where should I eat in Portland Maine?, windham

20 Portland Things For Which I am Thankful

Posted on November 22, 2012 by alexsteed

Posted in Old Port, Portland | Tagged allagash brewing, bard coffee, barry dodd, beer, boda, brass canckles, bull moose records, bunker brewing, casablanca comics, coast city comics, Crema, cultivating community, david meiklejohn, duckfat, east ender, enterprise records, fedinand, Find, gratitude, green party, hot suppa, joel beauchamp, league of young voters, liveme, local 188, local sprouts, longfellow books, maine, mama's crowbar, Material Objects, mayor brennan, merchant company, michael brennan, moody lords, mpbn, nosh, novare res, picnic, pinecone, pinecone + chickadee, planned parenthood, pocket brunch, portland, portland co-op, portland daily photo, portland farmers' market, portland greendrinks, portland public library, potocki, progressive, rising tide, rural ghosts, sam james, social media breakfast, sonny's, sontiago, Speckled Ax, strange maine, tandem, thankful, thanksgiving, the green hand, the holy donut, the outfits, the state theater, tweetup, unseen portland, urban farm fermentory, videoport, vintage, wmpg, YES Books

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