Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here are our favorite letters from February’s photo of Wood Island Lighthouse.
Camp Sunshine brings the magic of the Maine camp experience to children with life-threatening illnesses and their families.
An egg-and-cheese croissant all too often involves an overdone fried egg and a bland slice of Swiss wedged into a too-chewy pastry. At Portland’s Belleville bakery, the pastry that goes by that name is something else entirely.
All day and all night, the award-winning team of “snow farmers” keeps the fluffy stuff blasting.
The Cathance River Nature Preserve provides a wooded wonderland for the 55+ set to make an exhilarating fresh start.
This time of year, the number of companies producing plays is pruned way back, but the choices are bolder, more varied, and more ambitious — just what we need to lure us out of cultural hibernation.
The Maine Public Radio host adores Kettle Cove sunsets.
President Bush and Democratic Senator George J. Mitchell had Maine in common — along with a willingness to make principled compromises.
In winter, northern Maine’s mile-high Katahdin is a rugged, spectacular world apart. When four friends set out to ski it, the trip represented a physical challenge and a spiritual feat. The photos they brought back offer a glimpse of “The Greatest Mountain” as few ever see it.
In downtown Ellsworth, a veteran chef delivers all-occasions eats.
