The “Bike Cop Trilogy” by James H. K. Bruner
Mysteries set in Maine, in a pre-cell phone era James H.K. Bruner has enjoyed a great career with his law practice, raised his six children
Revving up the process: Gentlemen (and ladies) start your seeds
[caption id="attachment_3806" align="alignleft" width="300"] By growing from seed, the choices are endless. This ornamental and…
Here Comes the Sun: Solar Power Taking Maine by Storm
Sam Zuckerman believes that the perfect storm of high electricity bills, the reality of global…
Look to the Outdoors for Holiday Decorating
With the holidays just weeks away, we are scouting home and garden for seasonal decorating inspirations and…
Norway Makes Transformation from Historic District to Business District
A decade ago, Norway, Maine was all but a ghost town. It had almost become a…
A Shot at Life
Hope on the Horizon, As More Receive COVID-19 Vaccines. Brooke Adams is checked out by…
A Conversation with Kevin Hancock of Hancock Lumber
"The company really is the people who work there today." With retail stores, kitchen design…
Climbing Katahdin in Winter!
Most hikers and climbers consider ascending Mount Katahdin in winter to be Maine’s ultimate mountaineering…
Carnaval Maine: Get Outside and Enjoy Winter Fun at Portland’s Eastern Prom!
“The beauty of our event is that ninety-five-plus percent of the attendees will be enjoying…
Maine Abounds with Enjoyable and Healthy Nordic Skiing and Biking
With the hubbub of the holidays just a memory and the cold, snowy days of…
Crystal Whittier: A Remarkable Person
Helping People with her Insurance Business in Hallowell When Crystal Whittier used to care for the elderly as a home healthcare worker, she saw firsthand
Don Roy, Southern Maine’s ‘Volvo Guru’
Seeing the car, the person, and the big picture Don Roy knows a thing or two about Volvos and customer service. As the owner of
Enjoy the great outdoors with the grands this summer
Social distancing may make family gatherings more challenging for a while, but fortunately, Maine has many wonderful outdoor destinations that allow people to stay six
A Talk with a Subscriber: Oscar Greene
You never know who will be on the other end of the line. The COVID-19 epidemic has had me answering office phones remotely, and one
Be a “tourist in your own back yard” with Oli’s Trolley
There’s no better way to get the lay of the land in a new destination, or to add to the depth of context even in
Tumultuous Times on the Machias River
Forget the St. John, Allagash, or Moose Rivers. As far as I’m concerned, the Machias River is the best canoe trip in Maine. A free-flowing
Wearing Many Hats: Mark Rodrigue of Rogue Wear
When Governor Janet Mills ordered all non-essential businesses to shutter their doors to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus here in Maine, Mark Rodriguez
Susan Tobey White: Not just another Flight of Fancy
People have been moved by her Dancers, tempted by her Vegetable/Food, and now stand in awe of her hardworking Lobstering Women of Maine. Belfast-based artist
The Timeless Art of Hand-hauling Lobsters
Lobstering is a huge industry in Maine. Last year, according to the Maine Department of Marine Resources (MDMR), 100.7 million pounds of lobster were harvested
