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

How long would Great Cranberry remain viable as a year-round community? Things looked bleak.

In addition to countless private boats, charter lines bring across 50-60 guests at a time almost daily in the summer months.

Some of my best moments this year have been impossible—and perhaps more memorable because of it—for me to capture in a photo.

On Aug. 12, 2019, 6-8 p.m., “Welcoming the Stranger: Downeast Cares” happened.

"What we’re really committed to this year is finding the stories that have a human element."

They had “come down to the coast for the day,” as they put it, from Brewer, Waterville, Skowhegan.

I came to feel absolutely humbled by the accounts in this book.

In 1968, the year that saw assassinations, a violent party convention, and a far-off war claiming more and more lives, a young man “from away” arrives in an isolated Maine fishing village to take over the local newspaper.