Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from April's photo.
Looking back on a watershed year in the Pine Tree State, a tranformational moment between old Maine and new.
In 1972, an unprecedented algae bloom wreaked havoc on fisheries and confounded ocean observers.
For her Woodland Waders line, Valerie Beggs takes inspiration from lobsterers, anglers, and her stint on a shingling crew.
Great Northern's wilderness thoroughfare replaced the Penobscot log drives — and opened the woods to a new kind of visitor.
A Portland bar is the latest in a string of venues to open in historic former churches.
Rustic Workbench’s dibble may have a funny name, but it gets serious work done in the garden.
A new biography looks at how Prouts Neck shaped the artist.
The Nite Show host loves to escape to Camp Natarswi, where no one is on YouTube or TikTok.
Reporter Bob Cummings's dispatches led to the preservation of Mount Bigelow, the Mahoosucs, Tumbledown, and other crown jewels of the Maine landscape.
Part cocktail bar and part gelateria, the multipurpose restaurant serves up everything from meatballs to panini to tiramisu.
Two tons of breathtaking tourmaline made the region's international reputation — and kicked off a decades-long mineral blitz.