News of Maine's Coast and Islands
The July 21, 1875 Daily Kennebec Journal reported that 65 sturgeon was the largest haul in one night.
Wanda Curtis
Media
A survey aimed at residents of Maine’s 15 unbridged, year-round island communities reveals deep concern about ticks and the diseases they carry, such as Lyme disease.
Tom Groening
The leadership class helps students examine the beliefs or ideas they have adopted or inadvertently accepted as fact.
Isabel Reddy
In Washington County, where 90 percent of Maine's periwinkle harvest takes place, they're called “wrinklers.”
Dana Wilde
“The goal is to graduate kids so they’re ready for jobs.” —Eric Jergenson
“Some folks think it doesn’t fit the neighborhood. Other folks think it’s beautiful and well-maintained.”
Laurie Schreiber
What does March offer? No national holiday and we get St. Patrick’s Day instead and green beer.
Sandy Oliver
Penobscot Bay east to the Canadian border is “the sweet spot” for the fishery.
Williams offers a mix of call to action, manifesto and a questioning of the status quo…
Carl Little