Our responsibility is not to confront the rest of the world, but to confront ourselves.

In April, the numbers showed restaurants down 58 percent and hotels down 80 percent.

At the Island Institute, we’ve seen how some residents of our state’s island and coastal communities can be left behind...

By Sebastian Belle

Times like this make one remember what really matters in life. They cause us to refocus on core values and reflect on the essentials: family, friends, and food.

Each meeting has a keynote topic for which knowledgeable panelists are invited from within and without island communities.

Areas along the Maine coast get an average of 46 inches of rain a year…

If life is more difficult on Islesboro, life is more difficult for all of us.

The aging population is an opportunity to think differently about community and economic development.

Over the course of the last 30 years, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court (also known as the Law Court) has issued a series of legal opinions about the extent of public rights in the intertidal zone.