Rolling Deep

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By Catherine Tuttle | Twin Cities Living | May 2013 

Self-proclaimed recycling and eco-nut Scott Riccio has a lot to be proud about in 2013. He’s the CEO and president of Northeast Charter & Tour Company, which was named a…

The game of life is hard to play

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By Joshua Shea | From the Editor | May 2013 

We’re given one body in this lifetime and it’s our job to try to maintain it. We can get some new parts along the way, but unlike an automobile, there…

When Your Body Talks

Local businessperson Kim Jacques reflects on suffering a stroke as a teen

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By Molly F. McGill | Features | May 2013 

Eighteen-year-old Kim Jacques had never experienced a headache before. So when she bent down one day in the heat of early June and rose with an excruciating pain in her…

Comedy for a Cause

Maine comics give back

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By Ruth DeCoster | Features | May 2013 

Who knew fund-raising could be a. A laugh a minute? b. Packed full of one-liners and punch lines? c. Lewd, crude, politically incorrect and possibly a bit lascivious? Enter Mark…

A Mother’s Lesson

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By Molly F. McGill | Epilogue M | May 2013 

When people find out you’re going to be a mother, they shower you with cotton-candy tales of snuggly little bundles of cuteness, baby-powder-scented bottoms, and endless first days filled with…

That explains it

After years of knowing something was wrong, coming to terms with a bipolar disorder diagnosis

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By Joshua Shea | Health & Wellness | May 2013 

The biggest fear in writing this is the knowledge that some people will forever look at me differently moving forward. I’ve never gone to great lengths to hide the fact…

Fashion as Architecture

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By Jeanelle Demers | Features | May 2013 

Not many children take up sewing at the age of 10, but that’s exactly what Paul Lewandowski did. What ensued was the inspiration for a career in architecture, and a…