“Portland Magazine celebrates the region’s native appeal with award-winning columns on the waterfront; profiles of the region’s business and people; and features on the area’s arts, getaways, maritime history, geography, and cuisine.”
Portland Public Library’s collection of Portland Monthly is complete, and begins with the first issue, October 1985. The hard copies are available in the Portland Room.
Submissions from 2006
"Threads" piece on The Cashmere Cabin in Windham, where owner Jodie Richards sel, Katharina Hagmann
"Threads" piece on the increase in the number of Maine designers who are using e, Katharina Hagmann
"Threads" piece on two local clothing lines sold at Amaryllis, in Portland. Mar, Katharina Hagmann
"In tune" interview with singer Erin Davidson, who has played with local bands a, Jason Hjort
"In tune" piece featuring an interview in question-and-answer format with radio, Jason Hjort
"In tune" piece featuring an interview in question-and-answer format with Ryan H, Jason Hjort
"In tune" piece featuring an interview in question-and-answer format with Tim Ou, Jason Hjort
"In tune" piece on Portland trio Beaux de l'Air, a band consisting of electric b, Jason Hjort
"In tune" piece on with an interview with singer-songwriter Cindy Bullens of Cum, Jason Hjort
"In tune" piece with an interview with drummer Todd Richard of the Don Campbell, Jason Hjort
"In tune" piece with an interview with local hip hop producer Moshe (Marc Shepar, Jason Hjort
"In tune" piece with an interview with Pete Kilpatrick, 23, who describes his ba, Jason Hjort
"In tune" piece with an interview with Wendy Richmond of Boston, assistant princ, Jason Hjort
Profile of ABC News correspondent Dan Harris, 35, a graduate of Colby College in, James V. Horrigan
Bowdoin College roommates Jason Koperniak and Timothy McKenna are interviewed ab, Marianna Houston
"Chowder" piece on "Black Bangor: African Americans in a Maine Community, 1880-1, Marianna Houston
"Theater" piece on Mainers who work seasonal jobs as costumed historic interpret, Marianna Houston
The high-speed CAT ferry now offers nonstop service from Portland to Yarmouth, N, Marianna Houston
"The Digger Wasp." Fiction by Ken Hubona., Ken Hubona
A description of several places to launch a kayak, including: the Presumpscot Ri, Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece on Artemisia Cafe on Pleasant St. in Portland, which n, Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece on Azure Cafe in Freeport, which serves Maine seafood, Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece on Five-O , located at 50 Shore Road in Ogunquit., Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece on Miyako in Freeport, with its elegant presentation o, Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece on Restaurant Oolong on Portland's waterfront, which s, Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece on Thai POM on Western Avenue near the Maine Mall in S, Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece on Thanh Thanh 2, a Vietnamese restaurant on Forest Av, Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece on Thanksgiving's in Westbrook, a bakery/eatery that w, Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece with a review of Hi Bombay! in Portland., Diane Hudson
"Restaurant review" piece with a review of the Front Room, located at 73 Congres, Diane Hudson
"inside story" piece on Bar Harbor architects Bill Hanley and Heli Mesiniemi, wh, Phil Kaplan
An article on Maine-made vessels that are "yar," marrying elegant form to functi, Justin Latici
An article on restaurants housed in former Howard Johnson's, including Rolandeau, Justin Latici
Paul Rollins of Rollins Scuba Associates in South Portland talks about some of t, Justin Latici
The Maine State Society of Washington, D.C., annually holds a spring Lobster Fes, Barbara F. Lefcowitz
The top 100 Maine businesses, listed in terms of total gross revenues. The top, Evan Livada
"Chowder" piece on Tristin Clow of East Sebago, who was a contestant on WB's "Be, Jake D. McLellan
"Outdoors" piece on the popularity of mountain biking in Maine, with comments by, Jake D. McLellan
"Lamoine," fiction by Rick Moody., Rick Moody
An article on John Lane's Ogunquit Playhouse and new artistic director Brad Kenn, Cathy Nelson Price
A look at invasive species, both plant and animal, in the Gulf of Maine, with a, Kyle A. Roberts
"Chowder" piece on "The Bounty," a ship built in 1962 for the movie and since us, Kyle A. Roberts
"Chowder" piece on Tina Scheer, 45, of Trenton, who was voted off the first epis, Kyle A. Roberts
Details on how to view the Eta-Aquarid and Lyrid meteor showers in May and April, Kyle A. Roberts
Article on the high-end condominium market in Portland, noting that penthouse co, John Salustri
Descriptions of three Maine homes with outstanding solariums, including the Long, John Salustri
Portland and Manchester, NH, might compete in 2008 over the Red Sox affiliation, John Salustri
A close-up look at a dozen waterfront estates in Maine that have asking prices o, Colin Sargent
An article on The Cottages at Cabot Cove in Kennebunkport, former 50s-era rental, Colin Sargent
An article on the Kennedy family's various connections to Maine, including repu, Colin Sargent
An article on the Portland Museum of Art's upcoming show, "Paris and the Country, Colin Sargent
Artist Lisa Elizabeth, 47, discovered a 1764 charter of Casco Bay at the Maine H, Colin Sargent
Between the two World Wars, Maine canneries kept up with the high demand for sar, Colin Sargent
Elvin Copp, 64, and his son Randy Copp, 28, are building a castle on 28 acres of, Colin Sargent
For nearly a year, as the Currier Museum of Art adds an expansion, fifteen maste, Colin Sargent
"House of the month" piece on an 1851 Italianate mansion in Bangor that has had, Colin Sargent
"House of the Month" piece on Bonnie Brae, a 6,782-square-foot shingle-style hom, Colin Sargent
"House of the month" piece on No. 62 Bowdoin Street, a John Calvin Stevens cotta, Colin Sargent
"House of the month" piece on "The Elms" in Westbrook, built in 1882 for the man, Colin Sargent
"House of the month" piece on the John Calvin Stevens-designed cottage, "Gateway, Colin Sargent
"House of the month" piece on the landmark Jonathan Dow House on Brackett and Ne, Colin Sargent
"House of the month" piece on the Lindley House, an Arts & Crafts bungalow locat, Colin Sargent
"House of the month" piece on the over-200-year-old Carl House, which reflects p, Colin Sargent
"House of the month" piece on "Western Cove" in Prouts Neck in Scarborough, whic, Colin Sargent
Nos. 157 and 159 Pine St., two condos in a restored carriage house on Portland's, Colin Sargent
Profile of Lt. Commander Chris Cassidy, 36, Navy SEAL and Maine's first astronau, Colin Sargent
Sprucewold Lodge in Boothbay Harbor was the largest log cabin in the world when, Colin Sargent
"Style" piece on the Payson House in Falmouth Foreside, an international moderni, Colin Sargent
The author attempts to photograph Portland as legendary photographer Berenice Ab, Colin Sargent
Angela Smith writes about a late-night meal she shared with Bruce Springsteen at, Angela Smith
"Chowder" piece on skating partners Rhys Ainsworth, 16, of Cape Elizabeth, and C, Leischen Stelter
"Chowder" piece on the green sea urchin, a Japanese delicacy, of which Maine is, Leischen Stelter
"Chowder" piece with an update on Olympic skier and Maine native, Julie Parisien, Leischen Stelter
Descriptions of nine Maine homes that have a water view and an asking price of b, Leischen Stelter
Profile of Olympic skier Bode Miller, 28, a New Hampshire native who attended Ca, Leischen Stelter
Profile of Stewart Guay, 34, whose ranger station at Chimney Pond on Mount Katah, Leischen Stelter
Article on Jerry Ade, a New Yorker and former president of Famous Artist Agency,, Emily Van Strien
"Chowder" piece on the Biathlon Junior World Championship, which is being held i, Emily Van Strien
Former Olympic skier Julie Parisien and others describe seven expert trails in M, Emily Van Strien
Interview in question-and-answer format with Victoria Rowell, 46, Emmy-nominated, Emily Van Strien
Article on the Maine State Collection in Augusta, a collection of publicly-owned, Lance Tapley
In 1968, all of Portland's human wastes poured unchecked into Portland Harbor an, Lance Tapley
"First Person" piece by "NBC Nightly News" anchor and managing editor Brian Will, Brian Williams
Photographs, with brief caption, of Balancing Rock in South Berwick, Balance Roc, Staff and wire reports
Various residents are queried about how they would describe a typical Mainer. W, Staff and wire reports
Article on Franco-American cuisine in Maine. With descriptions of: Sunset Acre, Joanne Wood
"Cui scene" piece on a number of drive-thru gourmet coffee shops in Maine, inclu, Joanne Wood
"Cuiscene" piece on apres ski dining at L'Auberge Bistro at L'Auberge Country In, Joanne Wood
Submissions from 2005
A "holiday guide" to Maine events and gifts, including a Maine Tartan plaid shir
Alexandra Alvarado, a junior at Bowdoin College, recently completed the document
Article on the Penobscot Expedition, with a description of the 1779 naval disast
"Chowder" piece on a handcarved wooden tiger by South Portland artist Augustus A
"Chowder" piece on a new, brilliant blue, porcupine weave Micmac basket at Nativ
"Chowder" piece on Brian Allen's South Portland business, The Lamp Repair Shop,
"Chowder" piece on filmmaker Reggie Groff, who is commissioning Russian sculptor
"Chowder" piece on Fred Hale, Sr., who lived most of his 113 years in South Port
"Chowder" piece on "Hold Me Fast," a new audiobook of short stories written and
"Chowder" piece on Kelley's Kafe, which is owned by Kent and Lucinda Kelley, for
"Chowder" piece on Maine's official state dirt, Chesuncook dirt, of the spodosol
"Chowder" piece on Portland novelist Amanda Eyre Ward, who loves Portland and wh