Main Stay, Rockland
The wind is blowing big, swirling flakes, and it feels like it's carrying us, too, right into Rockland.
The wind is blowing big, swirling flakes, and it feels like it's carrying us, too, right into Rockland.
A couple’s shared aesthetic shines at home and work.
Walkers Maine will open in just a few months. It’s real, it’s happening, and it’s ours.
…from the lab’s newest member, Chalkboard Baking. Before dessert is served, Spillane leads a tour of the facility. “We’re working to transform the local food system,” he explains, “with community… Continue reading
PROFILE-December 2013 By Susan Conely Photographs by Matt Cosby Nothing is Hidden Here. Its Big. Its Steep. Its Huge. Imagine it’s mid-February in Maine, Friday night, and you’re driving… Continue reading
…in Maine—it’s because you didn’t need them,” he says. “When I was growing up, we could go anywhere; everything was open.” Around the same time, Peggy Rockefeller, the late philanthropist… Continue reading
…junctions, depot buildings (sometimes), bridges, and towns are still in place. Almost as soon as we start out on the ride, I imagine we’re chugging along to a train’s rhythm…. Continue reading
48 HOURS-January 2013 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Kate Gable, Mali Welch, + Sophie Nelson Kate Gable, Art Director Maine magazine Friday 3:00 p.m. @ 75 Market… Continue reading
For 90 years and counting, candlepin bowling, scenic boat rides, ice cream cones, and lobster bakes are summer traditions at the classic Sebasco Harbor Resort
…fields, Scott tells us, “Make yourselves at home. This is your home while you are here.” 7:00 p.m. @ Joyce’s A ten-minute drive takes us downhill and towards the… Continue reading
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