State rep Genevieve McDonald harvests her own clams to make this New England classic. (You can buy yours.)
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The founder of Maine Women Hunters has this classic chili ready and waiting after long winter days in the field.
Here's our favorite letter from December's Where in Maine photo.
Recipes from farmers, fishermen, foragers, and others. Plus, Maine-made winter gear, Saddleback's return, and more.
This year’s contest saw nearly 1,300 submissions in three categories: landscape, wildlife, and lifestyle. And even in year six of the competition, we can’t stop marveling at our readers’ ability to capture the Maine mystique.
From a profile of the Maine farmer saving the world’s rarest seeds to a small-town sports saga for the ages to the strange tale of the COVID cruise ship marooned Down East, these are our most-read stories of 2020.
A bit of summer flavor for cold winter nights, from the farmers of Maine's Blue Bell Farm.
Lewiston students and teachers get some extra days off, a Maine inn refashions itself as ad-hoc college housing, and more.
Today, it is a well-preserved site full of original artifacts and a frequent field-trip destination for schoolkids.
The country’s youngest House Speaker, a magnitude 3.0 earthquake, sparring moose, and more.
Here is our favorite letter from November's Where in Maine photo.
A sign outside bears a Penobscot word describing the building’s purpose.