Building a Legacy
At the University of New England, a new program aims to lead the way in aging excellence.
Art for the Soul
Art for the Soul When the pandemic struck, supporters of Markings in Bath rallied behind the cooperative art gallery by Jason PalumboPhotography by Heidi Kirn Issue: October 2020 A moment of awe, a sense of wonder, an intimate feeling of
Big Ideas on Campus
With its Institute for Integrative Aging, Saint Joseph’s College aims to bring seniors and students together for the common good.
Capturing the Essence of Dance
A photographer looks to the rehearsal process for inspiration.
Lifetime of Knowledge
With 17 locations across the state, the Maine Senior College Network—a program of the University of Southern Maine—offers myriad opportunities for exploration and lifelong learning. Senior Colleges have no entrance requirements, grades, or tests, and memberships are a reasonable cost,
Life-Changing Bequest
Couple's gift of their estate will ensure that Maine children in need can attend Camp Sebago.
Strategic Conversations with Barbara
The Power of Refocusing After Ending or Changing Your Career
What Does it Mean to be a Member of AARP?
Learn how an organization that has been enriching lives for more than 50 years can make a difference in yours.
Bethel
Summer in Bethel is, in many ways, a mirror image of winter— without the snow. Golf replaces skiing, you still can take a lift up the mountain or hike up, and zip lines provide some of the excitement of snowmobiling or sledding. This year also marks Bethel’s 250th anniversary.
Stories from the Eastern Promenade
Portland’s majestic park plays an important part in the narrative of the city.