A Conversation with Maine Photographer Séan Alonzo Harris
Sharing the World As He Sees It When Séan Alonzo Harris and his wife Elizabeth A. Jabar first moved from New York to Portland—in his
Celebrating Plant Memorial Home
When Thomas Plant built the original Plant Memorial Home in Bath a century ago, his…
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
Elaborate iron fences were favored by the Victorians: however, many were turned into scrap for…
A Tree for Christmas now, and later too
A few homemade ornaments are a wonderful and traditional way to demonstrate the living Christmas…
Good Shepard Food Bank
Providing Needed Food, and Providing A Positive Experience for Volunteers For 41 years, the Good…
A Different Reality above the World
Peter Thompson of Fletcher Mountain Aviation Finds Reasons to Fly [foogallery id="1438"] “When you take…
Crystal Whittier: A Remarkable Person
Helping People with her Insurance Business in Hallowell When Crystal Whittier used to care for…
Scott and Karen Dombrowski
Keepers of the Goat Island Lighthouse Photo by Michael D. Wilson Scott Dombrowski pilots his…
RUMFORD WHITECAP
A Perfect Ten A hiker negotiates switchbacks on Rumford Whitecap. Photo by Ron Chase A…
Herb Crosby
Helping to Preserve Maine's Logging History with the "Tuesday Crew" Photo by Jason Paige Smith…
Noel Paul Stookey and Daughter Elizabeth Co-Found the Non-Profit “Music to life”
Its new album, Hope Rises, brings together 15 emerging activist musicians More than 50 years ago, Noel Paul Stookey (of Peter, Paul and Mary) was
The Importance of Touch in a Socially Distanced World
The mounting tension in the world is affecting our bodies. “I feel like I did after 9/11,” said my client, Kathy, as she sat down
Edwin O’Shea
People and messages can find each other, against all odds. This is a story about Edwin O’Shea. The year was 1986. I was sitting at
Season of the Prune
It was right after Halloween. My 19-year-old son and I were sitting in the Nissan in a parking lot, bored, waiting for my wife and
Yes, Virginia
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following editorial, among the most famous ever written, appeared in The New York Sun in 1897 and remains appropriate for this holiday
Mary & Jimmy: October
QUESTION: A senior church friend of mine has been distant ever since quarantine started. I know safety is important, but I’m worried she’s closing herself
