Sold at Greater Portland farmers markets and online, the Maine-made mixers often feature seasonal produce.
Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from March’s photo.
From functional to fungal, a pair of cousins combine their love of woodworking and mushrooms.
It has become the community hangout after DiCocoa’s closed in 2021.
For decades, outlet retail has anchored Maine’s most-visited downtown. Now, its champions say the next iteration needs more than big brands.
Charting a fresh course, the museum, typically concerned with ships, takes a deep dive into a pristine underwater environment.
A by-the-numbers look at the Saco Drive-In and the theater’s second chance.
A new biography chronicles John Jenkins’s journey from a magnetic young student and fish out of water to one of Maine’s most popular mayors and its first Black state senator.
An art/religion scholar and a priest are deeply devoted to their former parsonage, built for Winslow Homer's uncle.
As alewives return to their historical migration routes, their restored runs are captivating photographers and other wildlife watchers.
Kelsey Parker, of Lewiston’s Garbedge Designs,