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Interview: Man of the Mountain
Man of the Mountain From operating lifts to ski patrolling, Erik McClure has helped keep Sugarloaf running for more than a quarter-century by Paul KoenigPhotography by Nicole Wolf Issue: November 2020 One winter while in college, Erik McClure moved up
More Faces From the Frontline
This October, Maine magazine dedicated its issue to frontline workers from all over the state, shining a light on the everyday heroes who never missed a beat when they were called upon. These workers showed up during the COVID-19 pandemic, day after
The Fish of a Lifetime
Joining the owners of Bradford Camps to fly into a remote North Woods pond for the chance to see—and catch—Maine’s most elusive fish. For more, read our September 2020 story A Rare Catch. The video is produced by Tight Loops.
Artistic Impact
Amidst this year's uncertainty and upheaval, ceramist Heidi Woo is using her art to support others and fight injustice
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
A Portland Coffee Shop Shuttered Days After Opening Finds New Customers as it Reopens
An interview with the couple behind Burundi Star Coffee in Portland
