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Jesse Ellison is a Down East contributing editor.
Beth Bowley, a Maine native, opened fourTWELVE in Rockland after more than two decades in New York. Now she designs and manufactures her own clothing line.
The hosts of Portland’s Green Architects’ Lounge podcast mix tasty cocktails with sustainable building lessons.
Can tiny-house communities help solve Maine’s affordable-housing shortage?
In a tug-of-war between lobstermen and regulators over catch reporting, Mainers didn’t get the deal they expected.
Three new photo books explore vastly different aspects of the state’s character.
Starks is a lovely little farm town that is also the long-reputed heart of Maine’s marijuana culture. So what's harshing their mellow?
For many seniors on Maine’s islands, the prospect of settling into a mainland care home is disquieting. The alternative requires a whole community’s investment.
A beginner’s lesson in the dance of glassblowing at Montville’s award-winning “micro-enterprise.”
While it’s easy to understand how an elderflower creme made with coconut oil, rosewater, and beeswax might moisturize skin the proclaimed benefits of other Avena Botanicals products are less intuitive.
In Maine’s maximum security lockup, warden Randall Liberty is offering inmates gardens, therapy, and a sense of purpose.
In the chilly coastal waters off Cutler, America’s oldest border skirmish continues apace.