Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from January’s photo.
Comfort food and a complete lack of pretense prevail at the cozy new pub in Liberty.
Project SNOWstorm is tracking the rare winter visitors’ every move.
To head out on what skaters call “wild ice” requires some skill, some specialized gear, and some caution.
Dutchman’s wood-fired bagels are selling faster than owner Jeremy Kratzer can make them.
Larry Clifford’s biblioquilts are inspired by classic and contemporary quilt patterns.
Long content to toil in obscurity from his quiet perch on Deer Isle, the septuagenarian master of photomontage drives fast, takes chances, and wonders whether he’s getting somewhere.
For the lifelong Whiting resident, some things never change — not his Bean boots, not his skate blades, and certainly not his love of skimming up and down the ice on the Orange River.
Once stolen and then returned for a ransom, the wind indicator atop Hallowell's old fire station may be replaced with a replica.
When she's not racing solo around the world, she enjoys mornings on her parents' dock on Boothbay's Back River.
Since 2017, the fate of Linda Mitchell-Storer's tens of thousands of items — ranging from Civil-War-era frocks to set jackets owned by Gilda Radner and Cher — has remained in question.