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Most Famous Part-Time Resident: Mario in Michigan

Away from the big city and an empire that includes twenty restaurants, ten cookbooks, a line of cookware and food products, several TV shows and even wood-fired brick ovens carrying his name, Mario Batali basks in being two million miles from Manhattan—his measurements; our map makes it more…

Adventures in Everyday Living, Shorelines Thursday, August 2nd

Introducing a Lollapalooza Chicago weekend including filmmaker Michael Moore hosting superstar Kristen Bell and other luminaries at the 8th annual Traverse City FF and Michael Jackson's family plans a birthday party in Gary, Indiana.---Pat Colander, Associate Publisher and Editor, Shore magazine.

Shaw Thoughts: Beach life leaves an enduring impression

This magazine, like many others, assigns every issue a theme or two. And this columnist, like many others, follows the theme when it feels right and doesn't when it doesn't. This issue has twin themes: America the Beautiful and Beach Life. And since both are so relevant to me, I had to think…

Last Resort: Michigan—Where you can be king of the mountain

It's vacation season and I am ready to pack my bags and head to one of our favorite spots—Michigan. Some people may dream of vacation properties in far-off, tropical lands, but I'm just fine traveling across the border.

Shore finds the perfect gift for the accomplished foodie

This week I learned about an excellent idea for a Christmas gift for a student, a very, very good home cook/amateur chef or even a couple getting married.

Shore's case for craft beer and classic baseball

I was lucky enough to be in Springfield, Missouri, last weekend, watching the St. Louis Cardinals win the 7th game of the World Series, sipping a Michigan craft beer along with whole wheat crackers, topped with an 8-year-old cheddar from Wisconsin.

New Book Explores Michigan's 'Route 66'

Authors M. Christine Byron and Thomas R. Wilson take readers back in time with their latest book, Vintage Views Along the West Michigan Pike—From Sand Trails to US-31.