Harbors
A Photographic Journey through Time: Boothbay
A new Penobscot Marine Museum book captured the passage of time in Boothbay.
Dirigo Comes Home
An iconic Friendship sloop returns to her birthplace, Friendship, six decades later.
Island Inspirations
A North Haven artist finds inspiration close to home
Solitude at the Lake
A camping preserve at Mooselookmeguntic Lake provided a couple with just what they were looking for: solitude.
Tall Ships by Day Drone Show by Night
The crew that brings you Boothbay Habor’s Windjammer Days has a party planned for the country’s Semiquincentennial. It also kicks off the start of busy days along the midcoast.
Big Jim Promotes Sardineland in Searsport
Iconic fisherman statue beckons visitors to the “Sardineland” exhibit in Searsport
Five Faces of the Revolution
Meet five Revolutionary War vets who lived long enough to have their photos taken.
A Taste Of Wilderness On Little Birch Island
Inspired by Thoreau, a band of intrepid campers chose to try “roughing it” on a wilderness island.
Local Chefs Fish for Creative Alewife Recipes
Smoked, grilled, roasted, or on pizza, come spring, local alewives are a culinary treat.
Maine Put on its Camp Face for the 1904 World’s Fair
Built for the 1904 World’s Fair, the State of Maine Building was a sports camp made to travel.
