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FishingThe unifying tie of fly fishing: Learn to fly fish this summer
Trying to get away from it all this vacation? Here's an angle you may not have thought of: learning the art of fly fishing. Read on
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Do thisLobster crate races & glow stick river runs: 7 water-based events in New England this summer
Put down that lobster roll and listen up. OK, you can finish your lunch, but pay attention because we've got good news: You don't have to be a master sailor or a whitewater devotee to enjoy Maine's best water sports. Read on
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ToursDay sails: Stunning water views (and seals, wine, islands & lobsters) with these boat tours
Sailing is one of the most relaxing ways to spend a Maine summer weekend: You can lounge – maybe with a glass of wine in hand – on the deck of an old wooden boat, passing island after peaceful island. Perfection. Read on
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Kids & Family7 tips for taking your kids on water adventures
When it comes to introducing children to a new activity, things rarely go as planned. I've spent 19 years taking my two daughters on a variety of outdoor adventures and it has been a balancing act of research, planning and a willingness to go with the flow when things go awry. Read on
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Dogs13 dog-friendly summer beaches in Maine from York to Camden
It was a ruff job, but we've rounded up a guide that goes from York to Camden. Read on
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CampingKayak to your campsite during these 5 guided overnight camping trips
Weekend getaways are all about getting away - at least as far as you can get and still be back to work on Monday. Those precious few days are a chance to relax and recharge. Add a kayak and a campsite into the mix and you've got yourself an adventure you'll be talking about for years. Read on
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Eat & DrinkIsland dining in Casco Bay: Portland’s offshore restaurants offer casual to fine fare
Hopping on a Casco Bay Lines ferry to spend a day on one of the islands off of Portland can make you feel like you've been far, far away. And, whether you go for a bike ride, flop on a beach or wander island trails, you're bound to get hungry. Read on
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This week our columnist Dennis Perkins offers up his own version of the Oscars with his Indie Film Awards. As always we've got all sorts of ideas for things to do including theater, a winter carnival and a slew of fantastic concerts. You'll also read about two upcoming productions of "A Doll's House, Part 2" and will get to know all about a feminist punk trio from Belfast called Bait Bag.
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Do this2019 can’t-miss winter events
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Eat & Drink14 soups for a cold day
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Eat & DrinkBrunch: 40+ places to eat it in Portland