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Sara Anne Donelly is a Down East contributing editor.
In the 1970s, an 1887 York Village train station was converted into a three-bedroom house. After a few more renovations, the Albrights are happy to call the depot home.
Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) aren’t just for your mother-in-law anymore.
A father designs an accessible, energy-efficient home for his quadriplegic daughter.
With Disgraced, Portland Stage dives into an escalating national debate over religion, ethnicity, and American identity.
Like Stephen King, the famous author it raised, Durham is quiet and a little weird, with some strange stuff going on upstairs.
Southern Maine’s lakes, ponds, and rivers are under siege. Invasive weeds, inadvertently imported on boats from out of state, are choking out native plants, starving fish of oxygen, and restricting boat access.
With a playlist of swing and boogie-woogie tunes, the all-volunteer WYAR is gaining enthusiastic listeners — and many of them are under 35.
Once tough and scruffy, Munjoy Hill is now Portland’s most sought after neighborhood.