The author of the book The Last Winter recalls the cold, carefree Maine winters of his youth — and considers the transformed winters ahead.
Scott Stevens is one of only about two dozen horse loggers left in the Pine Tree State.
More Mainers are discovering the holiday joy of the traditional jelly doughnuts of Hanukkah.
Even in winter, the retired teacher hikes Bridgton’s Pleasant Mountain every week — for a start.
The Seeds of Peace director has been bridging the divide between would-be enemies for 28 years.
Now technically retired, the longtime tribal-affairs leader is counting on the power of her words to make change.
In tiny Vanceboro, Holly Beers has seen it all.
A few miles downstream is a site where, this summer, one of Maine’s few remaining covered bridges was lost to fire.
The 101-year-old writer on spending summers in his 101-year-old Brooklin cottage.
Jerry Stelmok and Rollin Thurlow started as partners and became competitors.
’Tis the season to support Maine makers, artists, and small businesses — and to find something perfect for everyone on your list.
At 75, he rowed 10 miles of open ocean to solve a 19th-century murder mystery.