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Spice of Life

Mumbai native Cherie Scott brings the flavors and energy of her homeland to Maine’s food scene

For the Greater Good

Portland restaurateur and pastry chef Ilma Lopez says kindness is needed to save the city’s restaurants

Resilience Through Closed Doors

When the coronavirus pandemic reached Maine, Portland-based photographer Nicole Wolf turned her lens toward her community

Love Letters to Maine | Aaron Harris

Dear Maine, I was pretty over you back in 1996 when I left for Boston to pursue a career in music. I had just graduated from Morse High School in Bath and worked all summer to save enough money to

The Evolution of the “Ayuh” People

To get through this difficult time, we’ll have to rely on the attributes that make a Mainer a Mainer

48 Hours in Greenville

A place many Mainers are referring to when they head “upta camp,” Greenville is most notable for Moosehead Lake, the largest lake in Maine and home to countless outdoor recreation opportunities.

How To Hike Mt. Katahdin

Looming above Baxter State Park, Mount Katahdin is Maine’s tallest peak and the last leg of the Appalachian Trail. For a story in our July issue, videographer and writer Chase Bartee and photographer Aimee Bartee joined AT thru-hikers on the

The Art of Paddling Like Hell

The founder and CEO of Luke's Lobster ponders some of his father's advice as he works to keep his business afloat amidst a pandemic

The Conservation Legacy of Angus King

From his time as a conservation lobbyist to serving as governor and now as a U.S. senator, King has long advocated for protecting Maine’s public land and witnessed the tripling of protected land in Maine