For one Georgetown couple, the best way to preserve their seaside dream home was in pieces. By Rebecca Martin Evarts.
Three outdated buildings have found new lives at the hands of some ingenious Maine renovators. By Joshua F. Moore.
Here are ten tips on finding the right builder for your own Maine makeover. By Jeff Clark.
Portland designer Angela Adams has hit the big time by following her own eccentric muse. By Virginia Wright.
A Maine quarry enjoys a second act, thanks to one determined gardener. By Rebecca Sawyer-Fay.
The biggest wave of development in years is about to hit the city's East End between the Old Port and Munjoy Hill. By Edgar Allen Beem.

This picturesque piece of the Maine coast is awash with controversy. Can you identify it?
Mining put the North Woods town of Monson on the map — in more ways than one. By Joshua F. Moore.

Two Maines in Winter. Up in the County, three feet of snow is just another flurry. Plus opinions, advisories, and musings about the expletive deleted from the IF&W snowmobile handbook, the gender gap at the University of Maine, and a hot-dog stand in Lewiston that got wired.
Wretched Refuse. Should Mainers worry that the state is becoming a dumping ground for out-of-state waste? By Jeff Clark.
Bold Education Reform. Tinkering isn't enough to fix what's wrong in Maine's schools, states an editorial from the Kennebec Journal. Plus the water tax war on Poland Spring, Bar Harbor's world-class port, and the continuing argument for windmill power.
Pizza Perfection. The mad geniuses behind Café Miranda and Borealis Breads team up to make pies. Plus an animal tracking workshop in York, a kids' toy library in Rockland, indoor golf for duffers in Bangor, and the PMA's virtual museum. By Andrew Vietze.
Beale Street Barbeque. Ten years ago, Michael Quigg gambled that Mainers would embrace Memphis BBQ. Guess he was right. By Andrew Vietze.

Home Sweet Homicide. The latest whodunit from an Eastport author combines home repair and a coven of witches. By Rosemary Herbert.
March Highlights. A flower show and a film festival foretell the return of spring to Maine.
Fear of Old Houses. My father was not only unafraid of old homes, he embraced them. By Scott Warner.