The Sea Change Cooking School was born from questionable medical advice. In 2004, Michelle Goldman was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis. A type of inflammatory bowel disease, the condition is similar to Crohn’s disease. Goldman spent considerable time in doctor’s offices seeking a cure. But everywhere she went, the message was the same: Food plays no […]
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SOCIETY NOTEBOOK: More than $80,000 raised for ‘Kids First’
The organization helps children, parents and stepparents navigate the transitions of divorce.
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Book smarts
Comic book and graphic novel fans would be wise to check out this weekend’s Maine Comics Arts Festival.
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A mark of prestige for Mainer’s design
A former Falmouth High student wins top honors from a top design school for her children’s wear.
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Natural Foodie: Color-coded cookbook is feast for the eyes
Writer Cheryl Sternman Rule and photographer Paulette Phlipot came up with the bright idea to divide their cookbook chromatically. The result is “Ripe” … and gorgeous.
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Society Notebook: Maine College of Art honors two behind-the-scenes leaders
A philanthropist and a historian are celebrated at the 16th annual Art Honors party in downtown Portland.
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Get around
… to seeing ‘Seek Alt. Routes,’ Space Gallery’s arty homage to the bicycle.
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Natural Foodie: Looking out for Mom
Mother’s Day would be a good time to remind her, as she would remind her own brood, to take good care and eat right.
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Pole position
Take a front-row seat on the rites of spring – including traditional maypole dancing – at one of the May Day celebrations happening Saturday.
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Mayor pushing food-policy panel
The group would give city residents and business owners a formal voice on food-policy issues.