By boat or by setting across the frozen pond on foot.
Following a tragedy, a family finds a Waterville Foursquare is a surprisingly good fit.
Wanted for crimes against nature. State horticulturalist Gary Fish on the state’s newest horticultural outlaws (and a warning label for beach roses).
Hot off the press: bold prints derived from hand-drawn or -carved designs — and the Maine landscape.
A friendly gardener creates a vibrant refuge for people and pollinators.
Antiques dealers curate an eclectic summer retreat and shop in a 19th-century former gas station.
Nestled in South Paris, it's artful, efficient, and rock solid.
Nurturing other people’s houseplants, Amalia Bussard thrives.
With elbow grease and inventive finishes, these DIYers turn drab, second-hand furnishings into showpieces.
In this commanding former church in Alna, fiddling and falling asleep were once punishable offenses.
Decked out with her hand-stitched goods, it’s now a sweet showroom.
Rehabbed and sporting a fresh palette, it makes a compelling yin-yang statement.