Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from October’s photo.
Where and how we are going to get most of our power in a fossil-free future?
The Gardiner company is turning what would-be waste wood into things of beauty.
Reassessing its future, the Moosehead region balances growth and livability with mossiness and moosiness.
Writer Samara Cole Doyon shares art and inspiration from her pandemic workspace.
In Eddington, fourth-grader Elizabeth Downs tends to some 180,000 resident bees in her backyard.
The Lake St. George Brewing Company founder on the state’s explosive suds sector.
One year after Maine’s first recreational-weed shop opened, liquid formats for CBD and THC are in increasingly high supply.
Despite the pandemic, the gateway town’s entrepreneurs have been busy opening (and reopening) shops downtown.
Gray-based Tree and Vine proves there’s no wrong season for playing dress-up.
The woodland preserve around Big Reed Pond has become a quiet monument to what we've lost and a potent reminder of what we might recover.