For one hundred summers, Pine Island Camp has engaged in a complex battle of deception and strategy.
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A controversial new law – aimed at the Aroostook County mount –...
Richard and Kate Russo’s new book project is a result of their ongoing dialogue about the language of art. By Joshua Bodwell Photograph by Nathan Eldridge Richard Russo, of Camden,...
Gardiner, a small city on the Kennebec, keeps making big plans —...
Alex Katz reimagined the Maine landscape through his iconic paintings. Now, he’s...
Around Biddeford, the ancient but dying sport of pigeon racing continues to inspire passions. Story and Photography by Nicolas Tanner [P]igeons flutter and fly from one boxed-off cubbyhole to another,...
My grandparents’ cabin taught me to appreciate what is simple, sturdy, and...
Writer May Sarton was never fully embraced by York, the Maine town that she loved.
Has the time come for Mainers to rethink the way they nominate the president? BY: COLIN WOODARD Maine and New Hampshire are similar in many ways: They’re neighbors with a...
Gothic sixties soap opera Dark Shadows is more alive than ever, thanks...
Southern Maine Running parallel to Interstate 295 from Brunswick to South Portland...
The Midcoast Driving becomes an exercise in speeding up and slowing down as Route 1 widens to carry heavy summer traffic then narrows as it passes through villages like Searsport,...