It wasn’t yet six in the morning at Mission Working Dogs’s sprawling new campus, in Oxford, but Christy Gardner, founder of ...

When a network of timber-company roads started spidering out across Maine’s north woods in the 1970s and ’80s, it was a ...

Portrait painter John Singer Sargent’s circa 1921 watercolor The Piazza; On the Verandah depicts an upper-crust family ...

On Saturday morning, October 21, 1911, a crippled wreck of a schooner, towed by a small power boat, edged its way into Portland Harbor. Patched and stained trysails drooped from her two masts, and ...

The moment Jeannette and Derek Lovitch laid eyes on their 78 acres of woods and wetlands, in Durham, they knew they’d found their bird sanctuary. “It’s lowland with a lot of cherry trees, a habitat ...

A new approach to lobster gear can help protect a species — and sustain Maine’s fishing communities.

LeRae Kinney, CEO of Ignite Presque Isle, Rodney’s nonprofit owner, and Darrell in the airy, street-facing dining space. The year was 1932. Bing Crosby topped the charts, Roosevelt led the polls, and ...

Prudence and Roger Kiessling can trace their relationship through the many antiques in their 1937 Bremen Cape. In Prudence’s studio, there’s the first piece they bought together, a battered turquoise ...

From 2020 to 2023, the number of people experiencing homelessness in Maine more than tripled. Even before the pandemic, Maine’s emergency shelters fielded more requests than they could accommodate.

Twenty-five years ago, Mary Jo Kelly set some fruit pies with handwritten price tags on a table at the end of her driveway, on Route 26 in Newry, and screwed a metal cash box into a nearby tree. Soon, ...