Making Friends of Enemies in the Maine Woods In his nearly three decades with Seeds of Peace, Timothy Wilson has worked with campers from all over the world. by Paul KeonigPhotography by Nicole Wolf Issue: May 2021 Timothy Wilson has
Head brewer five times over, Danny McGovern continues his legacy at Lake St. George Brewing.
Little Giant carves out a space for itself among Portland’s dining staples.
With a focus on community and a new leader on board, Engine is powering the rebirth of the southern Maine mill town.
From disco balls to taxidermy, the house’s decor is as eclectic as it is cool.
Head out to Maine’s mud flats and dig for your supper.
Dear Maine, With your thousands of miles of coastline, it isn’t hard to come across a fishing community. Commercial fishing is a part of your history. More often than not, fishing is passed down from one generation to another. These
For our May issue, we asked readers to write a letter to Maine’s fishing industry.
On a particularly quiet evening, I boarded the 4:15 p.m. Casco Bay Lines ferry just as the sun was beginning to set and walked to the stern, where I always stand on my journey home to Great Diamond Island. As
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