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Health Care That Floats

Health Care That Floats

For Maine island dwellers, checkups can be tough when the doc is a ferry ride away. Thanks to the su...

Bypassing Thousands

Bypassing Thousands

Where can a medical pioneer, a caring physician, and an avid fly-fisherman all happily dwell? Right ...

Bangor's King of Comedy Eddie Driscoll

Bangor's King of Comedy Eddie Driscoll

When it comes to local TV nostalgia, Eddie Driscoll is still comedy central.

A Journey Called Cancer

A Journey Called Cancer

Thankfully, cancer is no longer always a death sentence. But it does seem to make the important thin...

Isle of Wyeth

Isle of Wyeth

Artist Jamie Wyeth has created masterful portraits of the exalted and the low, of ravens and gulls, ...

Edible Art

Edible Art

Elaine Tucker’s gingerbread cookies are an exercise in restraint. They smell too good to not nibble ...

Current Issue Table of Contents

Business

  • Bangor's King of Comedy Eddie Driscoll
    When it comes to local TV nostalgia, Eddie Driscoll is still comedy central.
  • Bypassing Thousands
    Where can a medical pioneer, a caring physician, and an avid fly-fisherman all happily dwell? Right here in the heart of Maine.
  • Health Care That Floats
    For Maine island dwellers, checkups can be tough when the doc is a ferry ride away. Thanks to the sunbeam, quality health car comes in with the tide twice a month.

Opinion

  • Soapbox Derby

    Fish and Faircloth get personal with a tribute to their political mentors. From March 2008

  • Maine Woods and Waters

    Oh no! Moose on the loose! From May 2007

Lifestyle

  • Edible Art
    Elaine Tucker’s gingerbread cookies are an exercise in restraint. They smell too good to not nibble but look too beautiful to eat.
  • Isle of Wyeth
    Artist Jamie Wyeth has created masterful portraits of the exalted and the low, of ravens and gulls, cabbages and kings. He lives in isolation so he can better do exactly what he wants to do: paint some more.
  • A Journey Called Cancer
    Thankfully, cancer is no longer always a death sentence. But it does seem to make the important things in life crystal clear. Just ask these three survivors.

In Every Issue

  • Earl Hornswaggle

    Remember when Earl was a mere 121 years old? From April 2007

  • Talk of the Towns

    Three Bangor babies gow up and make it big.

  • Biz Buzz

    People and places on the move.

  • What's Happening

    Planning your holiday season was never easier.

  • Poem

    Litany for Jay - Dawn Potter From May 2008

  • Perspectives

    B&W gold by Leslie Bowman, founding photography editor. From June 2005

  • Savvy Seniors

    Fighting Identity Theft
    Business Profile: Creative Dental Solutions
    Senior Profile: Juanita Taylor

  • Last Word

    Each of us must do what we can. From August 2006

Featured Business

From the Archives

  • Proper Tea
    Written by Meridith Paterson
    Proper Tea From childhood memories of afternoon tea parties to three years abroad enjoying the atmosphere of Australia's tearooms, Heidi Samuel has made it her mission to spread the joys of tea and goodies around Aroostook County.
  • So Green, It's Silver
    Written by Brenda Pierce
    So Green, It's Silver The Student Recreation and Fitness Center at the University of Maine is more than a campus hub and a visual wow. The green self-sustaining facility recently earned the Silver Level of LEED certification.

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