News of Maine's Coast and Islands
We found a huge, gorgeous oak tree in a grassy clearing on the west end of the island and set up our tents under it.
Dana Wilde
Media
As a black man on a largely white coast, and as an artist, not a fisherman, he became a central part of his island community…
Rob Snyder, Ph.D.
These days, instead of taking the mail boat to Little Cranberry, Patrick’s wife Tasya rides the ferry each day to her job in Manhattan.
In Maine, April is a flirt, flashing a warm, beckoning smile one day, and spitting snow the next.
Tom Groening
The Maine Office of Tourism reports that visitation has grown by an average of 6 percent in the last five years.
Staff Writer
There was a comfort in revisiting the landscape of my childhood and walking through the woods…
Community Engagement, Media
MIT Sea Grant decided to expand the manual to coastal communities in Maine.
Megan Grumbling’s Booker’s Point is a remarkable homage in verse to one Bernard A. Booker, 1922-2008, the “unofficial mayor of Ell Pond, Maine, and finder of gold in quartz.”
Carl Little
At Bunker Cove begins and ends with singing. The opening poem, “A World of Singers,” is an invitation to listen to a particular soundscape...