Recreation
On the Presidential Trail
By Chelsea Holden Baker | Photgraphy by C.A. Smith Photography
A story of mountain biking, conservation, and a POTUS and his muddy secret service
Man vs. Golf
FEATURE-August 2011
By Stephen Abbott | Photographs by Mark Yaggie
Chasing the obsession across Maine
Tri for a Cure
FEATURE- July 2011
By Maura Ewing | Photographs by Cara Slifka
Celebrate survival. Spread hope. Honor loved ones lost. In the four short years since its creation, Tri for a Cure has become one of the most popular events in the region. And it's making an impact in the fight against cancer, one pledge at a time.
Running Into Yourself
FEATURE-April 2011
By Chelsea Holden Baker | Photographs by Mark Yaggie
What has a runner got that I haven't got? I thought about the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Lion from The Wizard of Oz. I thought about mind, heart, and courage. And then, finally, I started running.
Aroostook on the World Stage
FEATURE-January + February 2011
By Will Bleakley
On February 4, thousands of spectators, millions of viewers, and hundreds of athletes will invade northern Maine for the Biathlon World Cup. Russell Currier, one of Aroostook’s own, has a chance to compete and show the world just how linked biathlon and “The County” have become.
Rallied
FEATURE-October 2010
By Sarah Devlin | Photographs by Jonathan Kozowyk
The New England Forest Rally attracts thousands to Western Maine every year. These car enthusiasts would spend every penny to participate in this three-day adrenaline rush over logging passes and closed dirt roads. And that's just the fans.
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