Features
Learning to See
Maine Photo Workshops focuses on perception. By Lois Lowry.
So You Want to Move to Maine?
Some practical advice on buying real estate. By Jay Davis.
Return of the Sailmaker
In East Boothbay, a young man practices an old art. By Alden P. Stickney.
Made (and Mined) in Maine
A tourmaline necklace for the state’s first ladies.
Sarah’s ‘Dear OId Home’
Sarah Orne Jewett’s homestead in South Berwick. By Marie Donahue.
Gardening with Weeds
All will be easier once you learn to love weeds. By Eliot Beveridge.
Odette and We
The saga of a wayward Rolls Royce. By Verna Hobson.
ln Search of Snug Harbors
A cruise down east in Penobscot Bay. By Roger Duncan.
Let’s Go To Riverton!
In Portland, summer fun was just a trolley ride away. By John Paul Heffernan.
His Improbable Majesty, the Moose
Lord of the forest, he flourishes in Maine today. By Lew Dietz.
A Family Affair
Moody’s Diner is Waldoboro’s Route 1 landmark. By Bill Caldwell.
Cutler
A coastal town of tall towers — and tall tales. By Charles Zurhorst.
Departments
Room With A View
Weather is the most important thing in the world to islanders because every time one emerges from the house there is contact with it. By Caskie Stinnett.
North by East
Opinions, advisories, and musings from the length and breadth of Maine.
Down East Bookshelf
Changing Rural Landscapes edited by Ervin H. Zube
Outdoor Maine
New Fishing Rules in Force at Moosehead Lake
Cover: “Boothbay Harbor” (10″ x 14″), oil on canvas, by Alfred C. Chadbourn of Yarnrouth. A member of the National Academy. Mr. Chadbourn’s work is well represented in private and corporate collections and may be seen on display at Portland’s Barridoff Galleries.