July/August 2026
Bon Voyage, Bon Appétit!
The Marex 440 Gourmet Cruiser makes a party out of a day on the water.
Maine I Love — Aaron Porter
The joy of a Jericho Bay Lobster Skiff
Baking Up Sweet Careers
At the Mid-Coast School of Technology in Rockland, students learn skills to roll in the dough
Big Jim Promotes Sardineland in Searsport
Iconic fisherman statue beckons visitors to the “Sardineland” exhibit in Searsport
Five Faces of the Revolution
Pictures from the past: Meet five Revolutionary War vets who lived long enough to have their photos taken.
Hall Quarry Boatyard Sold
New owner steps in to keep Hall Quarry boatyard open
Island Inspirations
A North Haven artist finds inspiration close to home
John Farrell and Seaweed
Former-Red-Sox-manager-turned-full-time-lobsterman John Farrell returns to Maine for a new 50-footer.
Letters to the editor: Issue 201
Machias: Seeds of Revolution
A good summer Small Adventure includes a trip to historic Machias, the scene of an opening naval salvo at the start of the Revolution.
McCoy
On Site with Karin Strong
Painter Karin Strong seeks “a sense of scale, story, and dimension” in midcoast Maine
Sail Transatlantic on an Old Boat? This Norwegian Would
Schools, Cunner, Cruise Ships and Chicken
Service With a Smile
At Sabre Yachts, Chappy’s the guy who keeps folks happy.
Seven Years Saving a 1700s Cape
Smitten with an old house, a buyer moves it to a new St. George location and gives it a do-over.
Solitude at the Lake
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.
The Osgoods of Vinalhaven
Three generations of speed-craving Vinalhaven lobstermen race what they fish
Unloading Lobsters at Stonington, Maine
