Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from June's photo of Friendship.
The dancer and musician takes to the water in her home city.
Chef/owner Kerry Altiero talks with chef/blogger Malcolm Bedell about food trends, fast motorcycles, and Rockland’s remarkable rebirth as an arts mecca.
They’ve all but disappeared from America’s highways, but mom-and-pop motor courts still live on in Vacationland.
“People sometimes get upset that we’d ever do such a thing to a lobster roll,” Highroller Lobster owner Andy Gerry says.
What did it take to put together this month’s interview feature, “My Dinner with Kerry,” about the success of Cafe Miranda, the allure of kitchen life, and the changing face of Rockland? We ran the numbers.
From big bands to indie bands, eight surprising times that the beat of popular-music history (and trivia) has thrummed through the Pine Tree State.
When it came time for Louisa Nelson to renovate her family's mid-century modern cottage on Pemaquid Point, she opted to embrace a clean-lined aesthetic.
The seacoast’s trio of classic vacation towns may have dimensions you didn’t expect.
This month’s cover, by Thomaston-based artist Greta Van Campen, marks a rare return to form.
Maine Public Radio’s always-popular audio-diary series heads into a sixth season.