Features
Sing Hallelujah
The third-oldest remaining black church in the country is being resurrected by an intrepid group of Portlanders, reviving a history nearly lost to neglect.
- By: Monica Wood
- Photography by: Jeff Scher
The Futurist
Habib Dagher has a vision.
- By: Virginia Wright
- Photography by: Benjamin Magro
Against the Wind
A Dissenting Opinion By Robert Kimber.
At One With the Sea
Kayaking had its start among the Inuit, so what’s so crazy about a midwinter paddling expedition? Nothing at all, say kayak guides, provided you have the right experience, equipment, and judgment.
- By: Andrew Vietze
Wind Power
A Special Report
Everything You’ve Wanted to Know About Wind Power
Q: How many wind turbines do we have in Maine?
- By: Joshua F. Moore
An Education in Green Living
Maine’s colleges are at the top of the national list when it comes to getting a green education.
- By: Beth Brosnan
Eat This and Feel Good
Herewith, a comforting collection of Down East meals for all times of the day.
- By: Kathleen Fleury
Departments
Where in Maine?
Have you ever visited this hearty north-country town?
Letters to the Editor
Read what our readers have to say about Maine.
Working Waterfront, R.I.P.?
Portland’s new zoning laws could expose marine industries to new dangers.
- By: Colin Woodard
A Local Star
A new restaurant offers some of the best food in southern Maine.
- By: Maria Padian
Sound Minds, Sound Bodies
Athletics and academics went hand-in-hand in Saco in 1914.
- By: Joshua F. Moore
Editor’s Note
The wind power debate these days.
- By: Paul Doiron
North by East
A Kittery home seller makes a Marilyn Monroe sales pitch, Tiny owls take over Isle au Haut, and more.
Icebergs
A Maine river in early spring teaches a lesson that lasts a lifetime.