The easternmost village on the U.S. Atlantic coast charts a course through tradition and change, natives and newcomers, nature’s beauty and nature’s fury.
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Joyce Kryszak is a freelance writer living in Down East Maine. She is an Edward R. Murrow Award winner whose work has appeared in the Buffalo News, and on NPR, WBFO, The Environment Report, and other media outlets.
Wilcox bows have a reputation among archers for beauty and function. He builds each one to suit its owner, taking into account the user’s height and strength.
Growers leave fields unharvested as they confront plummeting prices and a glut of frozen berries.