A smithy named Smith smiths tools, jewelry, and architectural hardware the old-fashioned way.
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Virginia M. Wright is a senior editor at Down East.
Obadiah Buell makes light and fluid sculptures from scavenged granite tailings.
A speck of a village at the northernmost tip of Maine, Estcourt Station is (sometimes literally) the place you can’t get to from here.
Mack and her sister, Amanda Slamm, spent the months after their father’s death teaching themselves to make cutting boards and pizza peels, and before long, they were selling them online and in local craft shops as Sprig Woodwork.
The recently retired newsman has been (almost) everywhere.
A year-and-a-half ago, Maine’s landmark food-sovereignty law empowered towns to regulate their own dairy/pickle/poultry trade. So how is it changing the way farming communities do business?
