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From sky-high condo buildings to gleaming mixed-use citadels to a whole new waterfront neighborhood, ambitious developments are altering the skyline (and perhaps the character?) of the Forest City.
The Army Corps of Engineers began building this fort in 1844, on a bluff overlooking a particularly vulnerable waterway.
A Mainer maintains his 54-year Super Bowl streak, a lobsterman catches a rare yellow lobster, and more.
Here's our favorite letter from January's Where in Maine photo.
Maine's real estate boom, the mysteries behind bird migration routes, a photo tour through Aroostook County, and more.
Maine’s first female Eagle Scout, a newly designated national scenic byway, THC-infused beer, and more
Here's our favorite letter from February's Where in Maine photo of the Tate House Museum.
A COVID-fueled urban exodus is helping drive Maine's housing market to historic heights.
You may hear this serpentine lake called by one of two names.
Veteran Maine forager and mycologist David Spahr whips this up for a weeknight dinner.