January 2010
Features
Passamaquoddy scholar Wayne Newell could have left Maine for a lucrative academic career. Instead he came home to Indian Township to devote himself to preserving an embattled culture. - Photography by: Gabor Degre
Fishermen in Port Clyde hope their innovative ideas for harvesting — and selling — locally caught seafood will be enough to save the easternmost fishing fleet in the country. - Photography by: Alan Lavallee
The best antidote to cabin fever might not be a cabin at all.
- Photography by: Herb Swanson
31 people, places, & dishes not to miss in 2010 - Photography by: Russell French
Departments
Harvesters of periwinkles and rockweed are crossing paths in eastern Maine. A new novel examines the world inside a Maine house from the point of view of a captive child.
Can you identify this pretty, snowy river? Thinking about Maine's many runners-up. A chilly dunk for motivated Mainers, learning the value of Interlibrary Loan, and more. One Mainer contemplates the unwritten rules of saying hello. Editorial opinions from across the state. Combining the best of wine and soda. Read what our readers have to say about Maine. An Alaskan hero brought his best friend to Maine back in 1927. A map-filled library worth finding.
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