Features
Running Water
Fresh or salt, Maine has lots of it, and this under-utilized resource could be the key to the state’s energy future.
Restoring Old Dam Sites
By Thomas A. Easton.
Reharnessing the Tides
By Lou Ureneck.
The Squire of Carlton Cove
James Russell Wiggins reports news – and makes it. By Roy Bongartz.
The Rites of Spring
If April’s here, can May be far behind? By Dale Rex Coman.
Maine’s Missing Species
The Great Auk and eight others are no longer with us. By Robert Deis.
The Length and Breadth of Maine
Photographic essay by David Hiser.
Lost in the Foliage
How not to shake your family tree. By Gloria Hutchinson.
What’s in a Picture?
Two photographs tell a tale of Maine seafaring,
Departments
Room With A View
Does anyone, any adult in his right mind, really believe that there is any such thing as spring in Maine? By Caskie Stinnett.
The Talk of Belfast
Belfast’s Temperamental Timepiece
North by East
Opinions, advisories, and musings from the length and breadth of Maine.
Down East Bookshelf
Mostly Maine by Edward M. Holmes
Outdoor Maine
Senior Citizens of the Maine Wilderness
Goodbye to Doc Rockwell
Doc Rockwell, whose humorous Newsletter has been a regular feature for twenty years, died at Brunswick, Maine, on March 2 in his eighty-ninth year.
Cover: “Government Wharf, Kennebunk River, Kennebunkport” (18″ x 11″), acrylic on hardboard, by Roger W. Ellenberger whose work is on display year round in his gallery at Kennebunk Lower Village.