“If the spreadsheet is all you care about, you’re going to be unhappy in Maine.”
—Nate Wildes

“We don’t want to be a seasonal, higher-end venue that only some people can access.”

A quick, random survey of a half-dozen fishermen on their use of personal flotation devices, or PFDs, at the annual Maine Fishermen’s Forum in Rockport on March 1 led to a telling moment.

In the middle of winter, on a tiny island off the coast of Maine, I don’t think there’s a much better feeling than standing next to a wood stove, absorbing all the warmth I want.

We hung out with the headlining band, Beach Trash, while their singer got into full drag.

I was told that meeting at the ferry landing was a common pastime on island, especially for the old timers, and I immediately knew that this was a tradition I would be happy to participate in...

Residents between ages 20 and 29 made up over 20 percent of the Portland’s population in 2017.

Five years and 15,000 miles later, the changing of the guard at Anderson Marine & Hardware in seaside Gouldsboro has so far been smooth sailing.

Cadillac closed 54 times last summer. It closed 72 times the year before.