The St. Albans native enjoys writing at her family's camp on Embden Pond.
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The University of Maine at Augusta invites students from all stages of life to pursue an education online, or in-person.
The executive chef and Top Chef contestant on Harpswell’s Giant’s Stairs.
The Kansas native, and owner of Meri Meri party supplies, says her heart is in Castine, where she has summered since 1994.
On the centennial of Maine’s original summer colony, Down East asked Edith Wheeler, the 93-year-old granddaughter of the Squirrel Island Association’s first president, to pen a recollection of the little colony’s early days.
Known as the nation’s oldest chandlery and Maine’s longest-running retail operation, S.L. Wadsworth & Son hardware store still supplies the necessities to the city’s homeowners and boat owners.
When she needs a breather, the founder of Black Owned Maine heads to Portland’s Eastern Prom.
How the rise of the nation's top basketball prospect is playing out at home.
At this Topsham retirement community, residents and management work together for a more sustainable future.
The UMaine women’s basketball coach on the gym at St. Michael School, in Augusta.
Diagnosed with advanced lung cancer, a writer meditates on life, death, and beauty from his small seaside cottage down east.
A new book paints a lively picture of the Sugarloafers who banded together to carve out a town of their own in the heart of western Maine’s mountains.