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.

“We have amazing things happening here, and a lot of them are driven by women, which is also great.”

—Emily Damon

After withstanding coastal Maine weather for almost 150 years, the Swan’s Island Lighthouse is getting a much-needed facelift.

Conversations about end-of-life decisions can be emotional, challenging, and are often avoided until a moment of crisis. But a group of health care providers on North Haven...

I graciously changed their non-waterfront selection to our best waterfront kitchen unit…

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 initial batch was soon overtaken by speedy little punks that don’t need shade and travel in hordes.

Still raining, or raining again. Haven’t noticed, but the tide has turned, and the falls is going the other way.