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In January the governor signed an agreement, balancing conservation with commerce, into law.
Unlike other camps for sick kids, a year-round retreat in Casco aims to address the impact on the entire family.
How did aboriginal Native Americans — the Wabanakis — feed themselves?
A Maine family built the vacation hone they'd always wanted — then put it to work.
Mary Knox Wells spent her childhood living among the prisoners of Waldo County.
The rush to find precious gems is back on in Maine.
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Ever been to this Midcoast island that's seen its fair share of drama?
- Photography by: Dean Abramson
Editor in Chief Paul Doiron on Sears Island and the annual Down East Environmental Award.
Why is country and western Mainers' favorite music?
A lovely Maine beach draws some surprising national attention.
Now Maine fishermen are getting into the eat-local biz.
Every June, indoor gamers descend on South Portland.
Want to pick a fight with hunters? Mention coyotes.
Westbrook’s Casa Novéllo offers a respite for world-weary diners looking for filling food.
- Photography by: Hannah Welling
An unauthorized new biography fails to explain what makes the master of horror tick.
Maine-made wooden playhouses offer a new summer home — for tots.
The process took longer than planned, but restoring my father’s prized canoe was a final act of love.
A Biddeford Pool party was an opportunity to clown around in 1917.
