The Seeds of Peace director has been bridging the divide between would-be enemies for 28 years.
At 75, he rowed 10 miles of open ocean to solve a 19th-century murder mystery.
Driven by their faith, Leonard and Mary Jane Cummings have led the charge to restore the Abyssinian Meeting House, among other causes.
Beating the odds of Maine's unfriendly climate Gordon Kenyon has been growing peaches since the Cold War.
The tireless champions of the nonprofit community are doing their part to make the Pine Tree State a better place.
The Rockland resident won’t stop trapping lobster — and America is eating it up.
Now technically retired, the longtime tribal-affairs leader is counting on the power of her words to make change.
Anne Wood and Joe Sirois have a “meet cute” like no other.
The folded metamorphic bands found here are some of the more eye-catching exposures of what’s known as the Bucksport Formation.
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.
Residents of RiverWoods Exeter are unleashing their artistic talents to stay mentally sharp, physically strong, and happier.
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