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Issue 114 Table of Contents

May 2011

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FEATURES

In Search of Common Ground Ted Koffman, executive director of Maine Audubon, and his crusade for Maine. TEXT AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY DONNIE MULLEN

The Buy of the Century Two young men plus a $200 sloop equals one Ogunquit summer to remember. BY DAVE HUGHES

Sonja Weber Gilkey: A Balance of Texture This Dutch-born artist finds inspiration in Kundalini yoga, which she evokes in works composed of found objects from the coast of Maine. BY CARL LITTLE

The Preservation of Castle Tucker Jane Tucker, the granddaughter of a Wiscasset ship captain, has worked tirelessly to save her ancestral home—the village’s most distinctive—for future generations. BY REGINA COLE | PHOTOGRAPHS BY BRIAN VANDEN BRINK

The Possibility of Fish, the Possibility of Fishing Members of the Penobscot River salmon clubs have done everything they can to see that the river becomes open—and remains that way—to allow the free passage of spawning Atlantic salmon. BY CATHERINE SCHMITT
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PUBLISHER'S LETTER

BOATYARD DOG® Radar the Diving Dog

LETTERS We welcome your comments, and we print them too!

VIEW FROM THE PORCH Superyachting news, Winslow Homer’s hues, and a little ditty to kick off the spring season BY PETER BASS ILLUSTRATIONS BY TED WALSH

A POSTCARD IN TIME The Prettiest Traffic Jam in Maine BY PETER H. SPECTRE

AWANADJO ALMANACK Blue Hill: The Town, the Bay, the Mountain BY ROB MCCALL ILLUSTRATIONS BY CANDICE HUTCHISON

A LETTER FROM MATINICUS Checking Up on Usage (and Other Things) BY EVA MURRAY

MY BOAT, MY HARBOR Working on the Boat BY JOHN ANDREWS

OFF THE DRAWING BOARD The Muscongus Bay 18 BY ART PAINE

MAINELY GOURMET The Seasons of Stonington BY KIM RIDLEY

GUNKHOLING WITH GIZMO Little Cranberry Island BY BEN ELLISON

Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors, Issue 114 Issue 114 | May 2011
Volume 23 | Number 2
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On the cover: Launching the lobsterboat Brenda Kay, built by D. N. Hylan & Associates in Brooklin. Photograph by Benjamin Mendlowitz. Click image to expand.
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