The actor on Maine childhood summers in the '60s and '70s and his father, the late artist Neil Welliver.
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The Coast Guard officer hasn’t taken any shortcuts on her fundraising treks around Maine (and the rest of the world).
From its projector room in the top of a lighthouse, the Shotwell Drive-In marries the new and the nostalgic.
The Forest City’s former poet laureate says Maine’s literary community is uniquely close knit.
The pandemic rained on Maine’s big birthday parade last year, but the rebooted parade is ready to roll through downtown Lewiston and Auburn.
These Mainers find that lifelong learning buoys their mind, body, and spirit.
After the untimely death of its longtime owner, the famously fast lobsterboat motors back onto Maine’s racing circuit.
Maine‘s new semi-pro basketball team is scrappy, physical, and full of players hungry for their shot.
At the Portland Museum of Art, the late Maine painter gets his first major solo exhibition.
In the ’70s, a lobsterman’s wife had a lot of obligations and little autonomy.
The Pulitzer Prize–winning poet contributed to Down East just once, in the magazine’s fifth issue, in 1955.
A new book shares the stories of five girls coming of age in rural Washington County.