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Brian Kevin

Brian Kevin

Editor In Chief at Down East: The Magazine of Maine

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Recent Articles

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8 Scenic (and Undersung) Maine Drives That Are Worth the Detour

They’re not the stuff of epic road trips — in fact, none are more than a few miles long. Here are a few of our favorite back roads.
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Peter Brown’s Favorite Maine Place

When children’s-book author Peter Brown wants an escape, he makes for the La Verna Preserve at the edge of Muscongus Bay.
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Whole Yacht of Love

Rockport Marine owner Taylor Allen spent 12 years painstakingly restoring the William Underwood, a 78-year-old sardine carrier.
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Camden’s wolfpeach Restaurant is Unorthodox — and Unmissable

Simplicity is the mantra at this hyper-local (and gratuity-free) fine-dining spot.
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Alsace, Union’s New French Restaurant, Serves Positively Provincial...

The menu, like the Union restaurant’s decor, leans into what Alsatians would call gemütlichkeit: hominess, comfort.
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A New Pastry Shop Brings a Czech Snacking Tradition to the County

Owner Donita Ayotte is selling some 4,000 of the micro hand pies a week at Northern Maine Kolache Co. in Van Buren, Maine.
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Secundo, Chef Sam Ostrow’s New Restaurant, Is a Near-Perfect Italia...

Located in South Berwick, the downtown space lets him flex and expand on everything he loves about his primo place.
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With an Inventive Take on American Fare, Rodney’s Shines in Downtow...

A community anchor and one of the highest-aiming restaurants north of Bangor, it’s well worth a visit the next time you’re in the County.
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Gravel Biking Comes to Maine’s 100 Mile Wilderness

Newly friendly to cyclists, the Appalachian Mountain Club’s 330 miles of old logging roads are unpaved, with good intentions.
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Ocotillo Is the Place in Portland for a Relaxed Tex-Mex Brunch

The restaurant’s menu echoes the weekday breakfasts and Sunday brunches that its proprietors formerly ran at the first location of Terlingua.
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Celebrate Sweet Spuds at the Maine Needham Festival

Coinciding with Maine Needham Day on the last Saturday in September, the event celebrates Maine's favorite potato candy.