Clarion Back to top 4. After years of waiting tables, Mary Maccagno knows people not by their names, but by their faces. And by the food they eat. You get through your shift, you're tired. But you meet all kinds of people.
People come on their way to the airport.
They come off the ferries, she said. Politicians also stop in at times, and she calls them by their first names, the same as she would anyone else. That sparked a tense moment when gubernatorial candidate John Lindauer stopped by last year, Maccagno said.