The Maine Weekender, October 8—10
Here’s our roundup for this weekend in Maine: Continue reading
Articles
The Maine Weekender, October 1—3
The rustling of leaves, crisp air in the mornings, and sudden abundance of decorative gourds at the grocery store are making us feel some kind of way: nostalgic for summer, excited for fall, and hopeful that this winter will be
2021 Mainers of the Year
The leaders who have shaped the state over the past year.
The Maine Weekender, September 24—26
All right, according to the calendar it’s officially official: welcome to fall. Say goodbye to that hard-won tan from your beach days this summer (although we sincerely hope you know that SPF is sooooo in right now), and hello to
The Maine Weekender, September 17—19
Ah, early fall in the Pine Tree State. If you’re a year-round resident, you know that this is the time to cram in your trips to popular locations before the full bloom of leaf-peeping season! Any suggestions? One area we’re
Renewable Relationship
Hydro-Québec’s Sophie Brochu wants to connect Maine and Quebec with clean energy and more.
From Our Readers | Love Letters to Mainers
For our Mainers of the Year Issue, we asked readers to write letters in honor of the people in their life who they consider to be Mainers of the Year.
Rangeley Lakes in 48 Hours
The Rangeley Lakes region is known as one of America’s premiere outdoor sporting destinations—and offers an abundance of community and culture to discover as well.
What a 6,000-Year-Old Hunting Practice Can Teach Us About Life
While watching birds of prey hunt above southern Maine marshes, a writer discovers that falconry can be a balm for broken times.
