In 1970, nineteen-year-old Sue Stocker showed up at Alford Lake Camp a little skeptical. Born and bred in Portland, Sue had studied psychology at the University of Maine because of her interest in child development and her hope to someday work
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
Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Steve Kelly, Associate Publisher, Maine magazine Steve Kelly, Associate Publisher at Maine magazine Every trip I make to the midcoast feels like a homecoming of sorts. The warmth, community, and beauty
LOCATION-November 2013 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards The clouds are puffed out like dandelion fuzz across a blue sky and the sun is shining. It’s a brilliant day for clear-headed thinking. That’s good, because at the hilltop
A-LIST-October 2013 By Katy Kelleher Photograph by Sean Thomas Photography 01 Hussey’s General Store Windsor Rumor has it that this is the largest general store in the state of Maine, an idea that’s reflected in the no-nonsense slogan: “If we
Simple, baked apples are as good as it gets. When the apples are meltingly ready, drench the dish with heavy cream and maple syrup, and serve right away. Soft and comforting, but still just apples. COOK-October 2009 Written + Photographed
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