In a world that’s changing with lightning speed (or so it can seem), Searsmont retains the sweet, timeless air of a country town.
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Virginia M. Wright is a senior editor at Down East.
Kennett Rawson, 15, and Joseph N. Field, 14, are about to embark on a great adventure, a three-month voyage to...
Hordes of visitors who descend on Ogunquit each summer want to leave their calling cards in the form of rock towers standing anywhere from 1 to 5 feet high.
A public bathroom in Seal Harbor donated by John D. Rockefeller is in danger of falling to pieces.
Arthur T. Walden and his winning chinook sled dog celebrate after a 123-mile race in 1922.
Vroom, vroom! We contemplate Maine's new highway speed limits.
Lucas St. Clair is thawing, ever so slightly, in opposition to Roxanne Quimby’s vision for a Maine North Woods National...
A Down East fishing community weighs — yet again —
whether to trust the Canadians with a beloved artifact. The...
Could milk from a moose become a staple of a healthy Maine diet?
Skiers and snowshoers find adventure and hospitality deep in the central Maine woods.
In Maine, some homeless teens find their way to safety and hope at Bangor's Shaw House.