Big Flavor from a Little Kitchen
This Fort Kent native has made a home in Bar Harbor, where she enjoys year-round entertaining.
Natalie's
Geoffroy Deconinck was twice nominated Food & Wine magazine’s People’s Choice Best New Chef. He ...
Avatar Advancements
Patients at EMMC are donating tumor tissue to help Jackson Laboratory recreate cancer in mice.
More Than Meets the Eye
Bucksport’s marketing campaign touts the town as “The Center of the Known Universe.” How can you not...
Radio Renaissance
Radio is an old-time technology—our parents and grandparents gathered around the radio together to l...
Super Seniors
Senior citizens always have the best stories to tell. Sit back and spend some time with Larry, Esthe...
Current Issue Table of Contents
Business
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More Than Meets the Eye
Bucksport’s marketing campaign touts the town as “The Center of the Known Universe.” How can you not want to take a closer look at this historic and legendary community on the bay?
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Avatar Advancements
Patients at EMMC are donating tumor tissue to help Jackson Laboratory recreate cancer in mice.
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Natalie's
Geoffroy Deconinck was twice nominated Food & Wine magazine’s People’s Choice Best New Chef. He brings his French culinary training and imagination to Natalie’s at the Camden Harbour Inn.
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Penobscot Bay Pacesetter
Shari Closter isn’t afraid of harnessing new technology to help promote the Penobscot Bay region.
Columns
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Metro Fitness
The benefits of interval training.
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Maine Woods and Waters
You don't have to give up enjoying the great outdoors just because you're getting old.
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Last Word
Going on vacation? Make the commitment to eat your way through your pantry.
Lifestyle
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Super Seniors
Senior citizens always have the best stories to tell. Sit back and spend some time with Larry, Esther, and Art—you won’t be sorry you did.
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Radio Renaissance
Radio is an old-time technology—our parents and grandparents gathered around the radio together to listen. Technology has changed, but the passion for public radio has never been stronger.
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Big Flavor from a Little Kitchen
This Fort Kent native has made a home in Bar Harbor, where she enjoys year-round entertaining.
In Every Issue
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Eye on Industry
Agriculture is a staple of the U.S.—and Maine's—economic backbone.
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Metro Sports
A new indoor practice field in Brewer and soccer coach in Machias.
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Talk of the Towns
Fighting crime in Piscataquis County, hunger relief in Unity, and Darling's Waterfront Pavilion.
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Biz Buzz
People and places on the move.
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What's Happening
A list of events to welcome spring.
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Perspectives
Bangor's Edwin Martin shares his view of Mainers at work.
Featured Business
From the Archives
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Peachy in Brooklin
Written by Craig Idlebrook
Maine isn’t known for its sprawling peach orchards, but a couple in Brooklin has made a happy home for the southern fruit.
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Global Principal
Written by Henry Garfield
When Washington County’s school-aged population declined, Judson McBrine and his school board decided to comb the world for students. That decision has turned Washington Academy into a diverse, thriving private high school—with a globe-trotting head of school.












