Recipes for Survival
From market baskets and takeout drinks to rebranded comfort food, three southern Maine restaurants took different paths to navigate the pandemic
Articles
The Communicator in Chief
The Communicator in Chief Maine CDC director Dr. Nirav Shah on how to talk to people during a pandemic and why he doesn’t believe in silver linings by Paul KoenigPhotography by Nicole Wolf Issue: October 2020 Less than a year
All-Around Care
As it grows throughout Maine, the Dempsey Center maintains the original vision of its founder to improve the lives of people affected by cancer
Faces From the Frontline
Essential workers from every corner of our state, in the face of a deadly and mystifying pandemic, continued performing their crucial roles to keep our communities functioning and safe
Portraits of a Pandemic
With her immediate future uncertain, photographer Heather Perry picked up her camera, a portable backdrop, and her phone
Fort Kent + Eagle Lake in 48 Hours
Some of Maine’s northernmost towns, Fort Kent and Eagle Lake offer quiet explorations steeped in history and tradition
A Place of Reflection
A temporary public art installation memorializing the suffering of Black people goes up at a former gas station in Portland
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
The Burial of Boulis Kodi
Reflecting on a remarkable life cut short
