An Edible Arrangement
A sophisticated garden yields a wholesome bounty in Castine.
Who Are We?
Maine author Colin Woodard continues his exploration of what unites and divides us.
Is Rockland about to become Maine’s artiest town?
The Center for Maine Contemporary Art is scheduled to open its new building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony June 26. Inaugural exhibitions, on view through August 12, include solo shows by sculptor Jonathan Borofsky, painter Alex Katz, and video artist Rollin Leonard.
Thrifty (But Nifty)
The smart look of Polly Peters and Bear Blake’s 187-year-old Mount Vernon home owes to clever reuse and a generous coating of white paint.
Basket Case
On the evening of May 1, 1917, some youngsters delivering a May basket in the tony summer enclave of Biddeford Pool were met not with kisses but snarls.
Country Way
Farming isn’t making a comeback on Whitefield’s Townhouse Road. It never went away.
A Life in Verse
A new book for young teens traces the life of Edna St. Vincent Millay.
Cabinet of Curiosities
James Abbott has an art studio in his home — or is it the other way around?
Urban Retreat
The treehouse is long gone, however, a 164-acre preserve being created by the Kennebec Land Trust (KLT) promises to revive Howard Hill as an urban wilderness retreat.
Shellfish Pride
There’s no scallop like a Maine scallop, says Togue Brawn, who’s determined to get these shellfish the recognition they deserve.
A Fish Tale
“By late February [1927], these guys were ready for a little extra money, and bored enough to risk trying something a little different.”
What’s In a Picture
The Gospel According to Benjamin Bubar.