Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from June’s photo.
The vitality of one Mount Desert Island villag rests on the ties that bind locals and summer folk.
Running the page numbers with Stockton Springs book-folding artist Chelsea Porter.
In Flying Solo, Holmes returns to her make-believe midcoast hamlet — and to themes of independence, acceptance, and belonging.
The Maine cabinet member’s family recipe is one of more than 200 in the new volume of the Maine Community Cookbook.
Thanks to a shared love of place, summer folk and locals can communicate across what are sometimes vastly different experiences.
Remembering the offbeat encounter that turned an old summer camp into a cherished family escape.
Maine’s poet laureate on the library at Livermore’s Washburn-Norlands Living History Center.
Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from April's photo.
Maine was the first state to eliminate the possibility of parole. Now, a hard-nosed state legislator and a once-incarcerated PhD student are making the case that parole deserves a second chance.
Officials blamed kelp flies, but the true culprit is even stranger.
WIN a special curator tour of Northern Threads: Two Centuries of Dress and Maine Historical Society Saturday, July 23, from 2...