In the months that Maine is covered in white and landscapes are quiet and frozen, hillsides come to lifebusy with colorful sleds and kids bundled up in snowsuits. Sledding has been a winter cabin-fever cure for generations. From organized hills … Continue reading
Throughout the state, trails wind through forests, uphill to views, downhill to base; they extend over bridges and snake alongside streams. As temperatures dip and snow spills over the state, trails serve a new purpose: cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. … Continue reading
A-LIST-March 2013 By Joe Hebert 01 Pineland Farms Outdoor Center New Gloucester pinelandfarms.org Pineland is a 5,000 acre farm, business campus, and recreational center. With a mission “to provide a productive and educational venue that enriches the community,” it’s … Continue reading
SEE-June 2012 Ingunn Milla Joergensen’s Poetry Maine 2011, oil on canvas, 36″ x 48″ Joergensen’s painting Poetry Maine is inspired by the Shaker Village in New Gloucester. “It’s a place of tranquil beauty that’s completely devoid of clutter. The buildings and … Continue reading
Q+A-August 2011 By Tyler Boucher Photograph by David Sproul NAME: Bob Greene Age: 75 Occupation: Journalist, Maine Historian As a Journalist, what are some of the most memorable events you’ve covered? I was at Martin Luther King Jr.’s funeral. I’ve covered airplane … Continue reading
A-LIST-January + February 2011 By Joe Ricchio Photography Laurie O’Neil 01 George’s Pizza Nothing excites me more than when I see “meatball” on the list of pizza toppings. Even though people give me funny looks when I order it, … Continue reading
