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Kim Ridley of Brooklin is the former editor of Hope magazine, and her articles on science, culture, and food have appeared in the Boston Globe, the Christian Science Monitor, and the New York Times.
He probably thought I was just another nosy newcomer to his coastal Maine village. He was right.
Scientists aim to unravel the mysteries of migration in the Gulf of Maine.
Once the State Game Farm on the brink of closure, the Maine Wildlife Park has become a haven for animals and humans alike.
A renovated opera house has brought life —and laughs —to the remote fishing village of Stonington. BY: KIM RIDLEY PHOTOGRAPHY...
Cold air flowing over a warmer sea gives rise to Maine’s rarest — and most beautiful — type of fog.
60 years after Helen and Scott Nearing came to live “the good life,” Brooksville is sprouting farms and a fertile food culture.
Eat Bar Harbor’s best breakfast at 2 Cats. By Kim Ridley Photograph by Ted Axelrod By 9:30 on a sunny...