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Social SocialThe 5 top apps for Mainers | By Jennifer MacDonald
The following five apps are perfect for those Mainers who like to explore, love good food and appreciate the great outdoors. Make sure to scroll to the bottom so you don’t miss the bonus round. Read on
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Fore Front FashionYep, it's still cold out
But at least I have fashionable Mainers to keep me warm. Sigh. Read on
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Fore Front FashionA dose of downeast cool
Another day, another peek under people's coats. It's a tough job but somebody's got to do it. Read on
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Fore Front FashionPuffers aplenty
How to look chic in this weather? Just look to a Callas, Maine and Ukraine native for inspiration. After all, they know a thing or two about the cold. Read on
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Fore Front FashionLet's not forget what the holidays are really about
Street style! Just kidding. The holidays are about family, friendship and love. But street style is also important. Read on
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Fore Front FashionIt's impossible to get dressed in September
Remember when it was 40 degrees and 90 degrees all in the same week? Cue some major closet confusion as we look back on Septembers past. Read on
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Fore Front FashionSpotted on the street: sandy transplants
I think I speak for everyone when I say our thoughts and well wishes have been with all our friends along the east coast who have been affected by Sandy. I ran into these two Mainers, who currently live in New York City, while they were at home in Maine waiting out the storm. Read on
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Boy Keyes previews the "Holding Up the Sky: Wabanaki People, Culture, History & Art" exhibit at Maine Historical Society, Face the Music previews Elle King at State Theatre and Ray Routhier previews Thaw film fest at Apohadian Theater. Plus we've got your weekend covered with all sorts of fun events including theater and concerts.
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Face the MusicA visit to six record stores in Portland
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Do this6 signs that spring is here
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