Features
Dark Harbor
One of America’s most exclusive resorts is going strong as it enters its second century. By Michael T. Kinnicutt.
When Families Went to Sea
Drama and diversions aboard Maine square-riggers. By Mary Bolte.
Making It In Maine
Five businesses that are “making it” in the Pine Tree State.
My Island Auto
How a recalcitrant old car enlivened a Down East summer. By Peter Scott.
Summer Camps
The winds of change are sweeping Maine’s children’s camps. By Robert Deis.
Reflections
Mirror images of Maine — photographic essay in color.
Tale of Two Brothers
The Wolf boys’ Bay Chamber Concerts turn 20 in Rockport. By Margaret Hammel.
On Top of Old Spec
Fire watching on the monarch of Maine’s western mountains. By Eric Wight.
Much Ado About Donkeys
In Maine, even donkeys and mules have a fan club.
All in the Family
Harry Sanders keeps a Greenville tradition alive. By William Pohl.
Departments
Room With A View
What makes a heavy wind basically sinister, of course, is its limitless capacity for causing mischief. By Caskie Stinnett.
Traveling Down East
Bailey Island Tuna Tournament
North by East
Opinions, advisories, and musings from the length and breadth of Maine.
Outdoor Maine
Wayward Woodcock Takes Refuge in Bathroom
Down East Bookshelf
The Lighthouses of Maine, A Guide for Photographers and Artists by Walter S. Frost and Harold G. Simms
I Remember
Scam Solves a Blue Hill Drought
Cover: “Maine Buoys” (20″ x24″), oil by Richard Pulliam, a twenty-four-year resident of Islesboro. The artist’s work is on exhibit at the Massachusetts House Gallery, Lincolnville.