From hand-hauling lobster traps to selling more than 10 million pounds of bait annually, Jennie Bichrest knows the working waterfront inside out.

Issues facing the lobster industry surrounding access to bait could not have been planned for five years ago.

The biggest decision will be how to equitably and safely choose a way achieve a 50 percent reduction in vertical lines.

The Land for Maine’s Future Board has selected six projects that will help protect and sustain Maine’s working waterfront.

In just ten years, Acadia’s visitation has grown by 59 percent, a trend which has led one nonprofit to offer Downeast tourists an alternative destination—Lubec.

By 2045, some 300,000 homes and commercial properties will see “flooding on a chronic basis.”

Whether it’s to look at a boat or to buy one (or just spend a nice day out on the waterfront), the Maine Boat & Home Show, on the Rockland waterfront August 9-11, is the place to be.

Post-mill Bucksport has participated in three significant planning efforts in the past four years…

Today, Gammelin employs about 60 people in fabrication, architectural stonework, construction, and quarrying.