The Portland Museum of Art takes a career-spanning look at the work of Rose Marasco, one of Maine’s most accomplished — and eclectic — photographers.
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Brian Kevin is a former Down East editor. His work has also appeared in The New York Times, Outside, Audubon, Travel + Leisure, and other publications. He’s the author of The Footloose American: Following the Hunter S. Thompson Trail Across South America, which won the Maine Literary Award for Nonfiction. He lives in Hope.
As we gear up for baseball season, a few pieces of left-field Sea Dog trivia.
A chat with the man behind the pull-no-punches open letter to Maine’s most visibly struggling mill town.
From the state that (arguably) gave you the lumbersexual comes the next hot new look.
After 45 years, Maine’s defiantly down-home classifieds weekly isn’t just hanging on in a post-Craigslist world — it’s thriving.
Someone told her that women-friendly fishing gear was never going to happen. She didn't take no for an answer.
Samuel James and Jim LeJames are bringing Portland's music scene to new ears — pointy, fuzzy ears.
Maine’s newest communal island retreat may be a gag, but its 250,000 owners still wish they were here.
In 1984, cocaine trafficking in Maine was considered an urban problem. But in the sticks of the midcoast, a loose cartel of freewheeling, twenty-something drug dealers was building an empire — until one of the state’s most elaborate and far-reaching undercover operations brought it all crashing down.
Just in time for the holidays, Portland’s municipal organist is reunited with his (50-ton) instrument.