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Features
The Ultimate Maine Fall Foliage Tour
Three days, two nights, 324 miles (give or take). Buckle up. By Virginia M. Wright.
Closure?
Maine’s new cold case squad is poised to delve into some of the state’s most baffling unsolved mysteries. By Jesse Ellison.
A Battle Lost
As a storied football rivalry ends in Saco and Biddeford, ghosts of the towns’ industrial past still linger. Part one of our three-part series featuring stories from Maine’s mill towns. By Rob Sneddon.
We Made Paper Too
A reluctant writer takes to the road with a tale of life in a Maine mill town — only to find that her story is something close to universal. By Monica Wood.
Last Summer in the Magic City
What’s it like to be staring down adulthood in 2015 in the shadow of the Millinocket mills? Meet Cameron. By Ron Currie Jr.
Departments
Where in Maine?
Can you name this iconic peak?
Editor’s Note
Stages
The Mail
What You Said
Your Maine
Where do you road-trip in Maine for the best fall foliage?
North by East
Opinions, Advisories, and Musings from the Length and Breadth of Maine
Down East Dispatches
News You May Have Missed
Dread and Breakfast
Is Lewiston’s Hotel Crypt a Trick or a Treat?
What’s in a Picture
Small Potatoers
Dooryard
Living the Maine Life
Home
A Modern South Portland “Nest”
Making It in Maine
My Maine
Recipe
Room With a View
Guide
What to Do in Maine This Month
Dining
Art
Portland Museum of Art 2015 Biennial
Treat
Calendar
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From Our Archives
That Dog Will Hunt
On the cover: Route 201 near Wyman Lake, by Mark Fleming