Portland

Off the Beaten Track

…founding in 1874, when it was the proving ground for many an up-and-coming doctor at the Bowdoin Medical College in Portland (which closed in 1924). Through the years, doctors continued… Continue reading →

People: Chad Szylvian

Aroostook County

Aroostook County

…trails and landowners who provide access through their property. It’s an intricately balanced community effort to support tourism to the area. Snowmobile enthusiasts from far and wide come to Aroostook… Continue reading →

Portland

Mark Bessire

…exhibit at the PMA and the art food chain would be complete. Take the exiled artist Ahmed Alsoudani, whose show, Redacted, will arrive at the PMA in the fall of… Continue reading →

People: Mark Bessire

Moosehead Lake | Greenville

People of the Lake

…down there.” Typically, Johanneman finds that about half his guests come from Maine, while the other half come from all over the world, from Singapore to Germany. “It’s the lake,”… Continue reading →

People: Heidi St. Jean | Jeff Johanneman

Cousins Island

All Aboard

…command. When you’re on a boat, someone has to be in charge, and everyone else has to know that. When the skipper says, “Come about,” no one asks why. You… Continue reading →

Freedom | Hope | Liberty | Union

Freedom, Liberty, Hope + Union

…is often at work. In a former fire station, wood craftsman Josh Leavitt is completing a commissioned project for wooden display cases that will be used in a Manhattan showroom…. Continue reading →

When the Pandemic Hit, These Photographers Started Pedaling

…Chris Shane + Jamie Walter Issue: June 2021 “The sovereign freedom of traveling comes from the fact that it whirls you around and turns you upside down, and stands everything… Continue reading →

Still in the Game

Issue: November 2019 | By: Susan Axelrod | Photography: Nicole Wolf

At the Bitter End in Wells, longtime restaurateurs Kate and Pete Morency stay in play.

Freeport + Yarmouth in 48 Hours

Issue: March 2022 | By: Anne Kelley

While these southern Maine towns have long offered plenty of boutiques and coastal beauty, they’re now home to a growing number of sophisticated food and drink options.

Portraits on Monhegan

Issue: June 2020 | By: Anna Fiorentino | Photography: Anna Solo

Facing obstacles 12 miles out to sea is a way of life for the island’s year-round residents

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