A few months ago, I was assisting in the classroom here on Frenchboro during a session with the school guidance counselor. The subject of the day was coping skills...

Across the state, high school ended this spring with a whimper. Students graduated at the peak, or perhaps post-peak, of an unprecedented pandemic.

In the past few months, teachers all over the globe have seen their email inboxes flooded with educational resources for remote instruction.

For years now, I have been turning the term “solastalgia” over in my mind. Coined by the Australian eco-philosopher Glenn Albrecht, solastalgia...

Teachers here are looking for Maine-based resources that students can use regardless of internet access.

If you had to describe Maine’s economy to someone who had never visited, what would you say?

Seventeen houses. I don’t feel our list of “needs” was unusual for first-time homebuyers. Yet, in March and April of last year, my husband and I trudged through the snow and mud in 17 dooryards to finally find the home that would become ours.

Yes, we have internet, but… That’s the response from business owners, healthcare professionals, educators, and more

Most mornings, there’s a four-year-old struggling to get his foot into his sneaker, until a third grader comes along to assist.