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Family Style

May, 2018 | By: Katy Kelleher | Photography: Irvin Serrano

Inside an updated shingle-style house in Cape Porpoise, a family of four has created a space filled with eye-catching art, hardworking appliances, and hundreds of little personal touches.

A New Glamping Destination Brings French Style to Maine’s Woods

A New Glamping Destination Brings French Style to Maine’s Woods Electricity, private bathrooms, and king-size beds—sure, it’s still camping, but we’ve never stretched out in a tent quite like this…. Continue reading →

Stories from the Unsung Heroes of Vacationland

September, 2014 | By: Sophie Nelson | Photography: Greta Rybus

…grew up hearing her grandfather’s stories about his favorite place—Maine. Years later, when the grandfather decided he needed to return, he invited his whole family along—brothers, sisters, children, grandchildren—to show… Continue reading →

New Morning, New Day | 2021 Maine Artists

Featuring 25 Maine artists, this juried exhibition celebrates art and creativity in the Pine Street State.

Sauna Stories

…the sauna’s history. Loni shares more stories of the “anything goes” style that once characterized this unusual South Paris sauna. Although I don’t end up trying one of the Dave’s… Continue reading →

Stratton

Flagstaff Stories Afloat

December, 2015 | By: Sandy Lang | Photography: Peter Frank Edwards

Miles of water. Quirky stories. A submerged history of east villages, and today’s eagle nests and crisscrossing trails on land and water. We’ve made it to Flagstaff Lake. Here’s just… Continue reading →

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Weaving Stories

Weaving Stories The Wabanaki art of basketmaking has been passed down from generation to generation, but there’s a new threat to its future by Katy Kelleher Photography by Nicole Wolf… Continue reading →

Michael Paterniti

July, 2014 | By: Dr. Lisa Belisle | Photography: Sean Thomas Photography

…these jobs that take the two of us to various places to hear amazing stories. But we felt dislocated from Portland, and knew that there were all these incredible stories… Continue reading →

People: Michael Paterniti

Rangeley

Upta Camp

June, 2016 | By: Sandy Lang | Photography: Peter Frank Edwards

…began barking excitedly along the way, Thoreck says. “He knew exactly where he was going, too.” The Log House(s) Inside these century-old structures with stone fireplaces, a cozy camp style… Continue reading →

Learn More: Dana Wigton | Rangeley Lake