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Augusta, ME · Lifestyle
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Locals Say This Maine Chinese Restaurant Has The Best Sichuan Food In Town
A father runs the wok while his daughter translates every order into Mandarin for him. That family setup powers one of the most talked-about Chinese kitchens in Maine. The menu leans hard into Sichuan peppercorns. They bring a numbing tingle with a lemony edge that wakes up your whole mouth. Add house-made noodles, pork dumplings, and chili oil, and things get serious fast.
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People Go Out Of Their Way For The Incredible Seafood At This Maine Restaurant
The road literally runs out of pavement and into a working wharf before you reach this lobster shack. Lobster boats tie up right beside the picnic tables. Your lunch may have been in the bay that morning. The crab cakes skip the breadcrumb filler entirely. The tartar sauce gets made...
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The Weekly Food Report: Latest in Portland’s Culinary Scene
Portland’s food scene is keeping things interesting as we head into November! This week’s Food Report brings fresh openings, including Lucky Sevens and Julia’s Afro-Global Kitchen, a big win at Harvest on the Harbor, spooky Halloween specials, and plenty of upcoming events worth marking your calendar for. From French wine and local brews to celebrating Maine potatoes, there’s plenty to eat, drink, and look forward to around Portland!
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The Must-Try Family-Owned Eateries In Augusta, Maine
A state capital may not be the first place you picture for a food road trip, but Augusta, Maine has plenty of reasons to pull over hungry. Family-run restaurants have built loyal followings here with food that feels personal, familiar, and worth coming back for. The variety is part of...
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This Maine Pizzeria Is So Good People Drive Hours Just To Grab A Slice
A pizza road trip can sound excessive right up until the first slice hits the table. In Maine, one small Route 302 shop has built a following around crisp crusts, bold char, and styles rarely found together under one roof. New Haven-style pies bring the thin base and smoky edges,...
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The Maine State Museum reopens in Augusta after 6-year closure
The Maine State Museum is ready to showcase history once again. After six years, the museum celebrated its reopening Saturday with a ribbon-cutting and a countdown, as hundreds of visitors came through the doors. "They put a lot of detail into remodeling it," said Angel Vinton, who was among those...
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Angelikah Fahray soars over life’s hurdles in new video ‘High Jump’
Never mind that the leaves are falling — Portland’s Angelikah Fahray says, “the time is now for our blooming.” The Maine alt-R&B artist doles out that soft-spoken wisdom on her new single “High Jump,” which arrived last week (October 15). The tune is a rare, completely unbothered appraisal of life as we know it: “No problems grow, my shoes scuffed up / My car on E, ain’t nothing / If times get tough, its Double Dutch / Can’t trip me up, I’m jumping,” Fahray sings on the chorus. In the accompanying video, which dropped last night, she roams a basketball court, ready to net her next success. “High Jump” is a reminder that there’s no hurdle you can’t clear — especially with a stabilized nervous system, courtesy of Fahray’s groove-laden but grounding music. Tune in below.