Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from the September photo at Sebasco Harbor Resort.
On the highway between Solon and Bingham, a sign indicates you’re exactly equidistant between the equator and the North Pole.
Anna Noyes’ debut collection of short stories is full of graceful writing about terrible things.
We plucked a narrow-eyed racing cyclist out of retirement and dropped him into the “vacation on two wheels” that is BikeMaine. Can he learn to relax and enjoy the ride?
What you need to know about the 87,500-acre protected area abutting the eastern edge of Baxter State Park.
Even Vacationland still hides pockets of undiscovered country. We’re spilling the beans on 10 super-scenic locales you’ve probably never visited — but should.
You can buy a quart of milk anywhere, but it comes with a neighborhood only at the general store.
How did the popular vacation-rental service become a hugely contentious issue in Maine?
Maine’s most exclusive party is a BYOOB (Bring Your Own Onions and Bacon) affair.
From “A Return to Golden Pond,” a photo essay by Benjamin Magro, in our September 1986 issue.
Chef Tony Bickford made a brilliant decision when he settled on his native Wiscasset as the home for his first independent venture, Little Village Bistro. See our review.