Features
Gather Ye Pogies While Ye May
Will menhaden return to coastal waters this summer? By Alice True Larkin.
What’s Marshall Dodge Up To?
An interview with the Down East folk humorist. By Lynn Franklin.
The Myriad Works of Jonathan Fisher
Blue Hill’s first parson was a true Renaissance man. By Mildred Kavan.
Meet Maine at the Fair
There’s something for everyone at a country fair. By John L. Dunning.
Parades, Battleships, and a Clambake
Portland’s 1920 celebration of Maine’s centennial. By Marius Péladeau.
In the Good Old Summertime
Berrying the length and breadth of Maine. By Leslie Land.
Where’s the Ocean?
A photographer’s guide to the Pine Tree State. By Gordon A. Reims.
Hijinks in a Cow Barn
Hackmatack Playhouse offers summer fare with flair. By Ross Bachelder.
Genius at Work on the Megunticook
Designer Bill Moss’ tents are used around the world. By Norwood Beveridge.
Departments
Room With A View
I never really knew if he was a chipmunk or a very small squirrel, but for some reason he fixed himself in my mind as a chipmunk and I always thought of him that way. By Caskie Stinnett.
North by East
Opinions, advisories, and musings from the length and breadth of Maine.
Down East Bookshelf
Afoot In Maine: A Guide to Maine’s People, Places and Events
Outdoor Maine
Bass Tournaments Come to Maine
Cover: “Cape Elizabeth” (30″ x 19″), acrylic on hardboard, By Charles Selmi of North Conway, New Hampshire. Mr. Selmi has paintings on display at the Massachusetts House Gallery in Lincolnville Beach, Maine.