For lack of one person in one critical role, a whole community can disintegrate.
Our Towns
The stockpiles on South Portland’s waterfront are halfway through a surprisingly epic journey.
A roadrunner hitches a ride to Maine, New England's largest array of solar panels, the greenest school in the country, and more.
Maine Celtics president Dajuan Eubanks, on the Moose River in Rockwood.
The author of the book The Last Winter recalls the cold, carefree Maine winters of his youth — and considers the transformed winters ahead.
In tiny Vanceboro, Holly Beers has seen it all.
Scott Stevens is one of only about two dozen horse loggers left in the Pine Tree State.
Passion for the sport keeps these 70-and-over ballers in the game.
The canoe racer and Ironman competitor is admired for much more than his racing accomplishments.
The 101-year-old writer on spending summers in his 101-year-old Brooklin cottage.
Even in winter, the retired teacher hikes Bridgton’s Pleasant Mountain every week — for a start.
A defining feature of Portland’s cityscape is ceasing production.