Dear Maine,During these tumultuous times I find so much solace in realizing you have weathered similar dark storms before. Take the 1918 pandemic with influenza. World War I was ravaging. The pandemic tore open the wounds of health disparities among
Leading with Compassion Donato J. Tramuto on why business leaders should start with tenderness by Paul Koenig Issue: October 2020 Donato J. Tramuto believes for any foundation to be successful, its leaders need to follow their own passions. For Tramuto,
At Sappi North America, innovation continues to make a difference in Maine’s future
Amidst this year's uncertainty and upheaval, ceramist Heidi Woo is using her art to support others and fight injustice
Weaving Stories The Wabanaki art of basketmaking has been passed down from generation to generation, but there’s a new threat to its future by Katy KelleherPhotography by Nicole Wolf Issue: September 2020 “Glooskap came first of all into this country,
The Maine Spirit Jeremy Howard’s family had been harvesting wild blueberries for generations before a price crash motivated a uniquely Maine distillery by Paul KoenigPhotography by Susan Metzger Issue: September 2020 As Jeremy Howard walks across the same wild blueberry
A Rare Catch Flying into a North Woods pond for the chance to see—and catch—Maine’s most elusive fish by Darrell Hartman Photography by Aimee Bartee Issue: September 2020 Igor Sikorsky gives me a choice: Grateful Dead or Jimmy Buffett. This
The cliffside trails of Quoddy Head State Park outshine the park’s distinctive landmark
Rugged Seas repurposes old hauling pants into backpacks, totes, and more
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