The Legacy of New England’s Tallest Wooden Roller Coaster
Excalibur at Saco's Funtown Splashtown USA offers riders a dose of nostalgia—and a genuine thrill—all at once.
A Bristol Boatbuilding Program Helps Apprentices Chart New Courses
Set along the shores of the Pemaquid River, the Carpenter’s Boat Shop teaches apprentices to sail, build boats, and find new paths forward.
The Startup Reinventing Maine’s Farmers’ Markets
With its online platform, FarmDrop is helping farms access customers and reduce food waste.
How a Charitable Foundation Transformed Pineland Farms, and Maine
Over the past two decades, the Libra Foundation has turned a campus with a notorious past into an agricultural and recreational marvel.
Shuck Your Own at This Damariscotta River Oyster Farm
Glidden Point lets you sample the wares once you’ve mastered the craft.
Maine’s Fastest Growing Crop is Underwater
An aquaculture expert on what’s needed to continue the kelp industry’s trajectory.
The Belfast Company that Catered to Quarantine
How Trillium Caterers shifted from working weddings to creating fancy meals to enjoy at home.
After Outfitting Scientists and Astronauts, a Maine Firm Uses Its Technology for Winter Gloves
Mainers, a new line of extreme-temperature winter gloves and mitts, is manufactured by the leading maker of PPE used in COVID-19 vaccine distribution.
Heating With Hemp
Tree Free Heat, a Waterville startup, recycles hemp waste for fuel.
Comeback Mountain
Comeback Mountain After a five-year hiatus, Saddleback Mountain is ready to open, with a new chairlift and ambitious plans for the future. by Anna FiorentinoPhotography by Nicole Wolf Issue: December 2020 It’s a toss-up, Jimmy Quimby tells me, between