Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from September's photo.
Some 60 years ago, locals and visiting dignitaries teed up on a Georgetown mudflat.
Coinciding with Maine Needham Day on the last Saturday in September, the event celebrates Maine's favorite potato candy.
He's a practitioner of the Japanese art of gyotaku, in which a fish acts as the printing plate.
Newly friendly to cyclists, the Appalachian Mountain Club’s 330 miles of old logging roads are unpaved, with good intentions.
In a century of concert seasons, this year's lineup is one of many high notes.
Our 17th annual roundup of Maine’s best everything, from taprooms to bookshops, lobster rolls to toy stores. How did your favorites do?
By Richard HalletFrom our May 1960 issue A woman in so exclusive a gentlemen’s club as the United States Senate is...
Cool Girl Collective sets itself apart by giving consignors more control over inventory and a bigger share of the profits.
Having built the garden of their dreams, they now sell their steel frames and offer gardening advice online.
The restaurant’s menu echoes the weekday breakfasts and Sunday brunches that its proprietors formerly ran at the first location of Terlingua.
The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter recalls the thrill of clinging to an inner tube behind her parents' speedboat on Sebago Lake.