A foliage getaway where the mountains meet the sea and recipes from three Maine chowder aficionados. Plus, where have all the phalaropes gone?
Now technically retired, the longtime tribal-affairs leader is counting on the power of her words to make change.
Seventy-five years after the end of World War II, a decorated Army medic and Penobscot elder is keeping his history alive.
One of the most ambitious river restorations ever undertaken in the United States is happening on the Penobscot River.
The canoe racer and Ironman competitor is admired for much more than his racing accomplishments.
Here in the oldest state in the nation, we don’t let age hold us back. Our November issue features dozens of extraordinary Mainers we admire, ages 70 and older.
Penobscot tribal leader Kirk Francis has redefined the “chief” in CEO.
