Honoring Agriculture
Farmer’s Market Mural In Fort Kent, a town located at the very top of Maine, farming is a way of life. Potatoes, the most popular crop, hold a special place in the community—and on plates. Walk into any diner and
Holiday Hosting
Sponsored Content A selection of crowd-pleasing favorites for the ones welcoming you into their homes this season. Ember MaineLong Serving Fork & Spoon | $86 each or $172 per set These handmade brass kitchen utensils are designed by Kristen Camp
Shawn McLaughlin
My mother would never talk to me again if she knew I had a tattoo.” Shawn McLaughlin smiles as he says this. “She’s not happy about it somewhere.” It’s impossible to miss McLaughlin’s body art. Extending from his forearm to his
Peace of Mind Inside a Helmet
Snowmobiling in the St. John Valley
Boom Town
The Rise of Commercial Real Estate in Portland These days, when I visit Portland, I find myself wondering, “When did that get there?” New hotels in the Old Port, townhouses on Munjoy Hill, shops where there once were empty storefronts
How Freedom Works
The Power of New Life at the Freedom Mill Prentice Grassi may not have known exactly what he wanted to do when he graduated from Colby College in Waterville with a degree in biology in 1994, but he knew
Beloved by Artists
The Sunday River Covered Bridge While many of our modern bridges are architectural marvels of steel and sky, there is an undeniable charm to the traditional covered bridges of New England. In Newry stands a striking example of a
Scott Horty
The Buzz about Bees & Blueberries “People take for granted how we get our food. Pollination is a fascinating aspect of the process,” says Scott Horty. “My wife has huge gardens, and we saw an increased bounty of flowers
The Middle of Nowhere at the Center of the World
The deep, deep waters of Eastport.
Falling West
October driving and hiking, crunching through fall leaves and crisp apples in western Maine, we join the leaf peepers in Lovell, Bethel, and the White Mountains.