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David Little
A 1999 profile of landscape artist David Little.
Tom Curry
This artist captures the coastal landscape in pastels.
The Art of David Ridgway, Kathleen Florance, Nils Obel, and Eric Hopkins
The four painters of the 1990 Rockland gallery exhibit "Go Fish"
Connie Hayes—Borrowing the View
The "Borrowed Views" of plein air painter Connie Hayes.
Of Flying and Painting
Eric Hopkins and the view of North Haven from above.
Stephen Florimbi en Plein Air
Rockport painter Stephen Florimbi knows his boats.
Winter and Boats
A visit to Portland Yacht Services
Classic Boats, Ferries, Saunas, & Snow Rollers
From fleeting winter snow shapes to the eternal Twinkie
Winter Work
With help from a friend, a small-craft sailor discovers winter in Maine is a fine time for building boats.
Winter Wish: Tasty Tomatoes
The time is ripe for a tasty tomato
Articles From Our Sponsors
Magalloway Conservation Project: Land Trusts Rally to Preserve Western Maine Landscape
The collective efforts of four groups working to protect the Magalloway
Maine Briefs
Winslow Homer Comes to Portland
Winslow Homer revisits some of his iconic subjects, this time as an etcher, working from his studio on Prout’s Neck.
Hinckley To Launch a Picnic Boat Flagship
The new 45 footer, built in Trenton, Maine, is said to put a focus on social features and performance.
Big Jim and the Makeover
Maine's iconic fisherman statue is due for a refit, with plans for him to join the Sardineland exhibit at the Penobscot Marine Museum in Searsport this summer.
Yarmouth Marina Company Buys N.H. Operation
Marina Holdings expands with the purchase of Irwin Marine, serving Lake Winnipesaukee.
Marine Tech Exams Covered by the GI Bill
Veterans now qualify for reimbursement when taking nine American Boat & Yacht Council certification tests.
Boat Show News
New Features Added to the 2025 Maine Boat & Home Show
Iconic Boats, Educational Seminars, On-Site Painters, and Art Show
The Daily 5
The Fox Islands summer concert series delights residents, visitors, and musicians alike.
A Lyman-Morse-built fireboat, its call sign Clinton Marine 9-2, is now on station patrolling Long Island Sound.
Camden once was the site of the country’s largest anchor manufacturing company.
In Northern Maine, Bill Sheehan is a bird’s best friend





