Enigmatic Dylanesque superstar Jimmy Cross needs a house call…

If young Bernd was sometimes a reluctant recruit on his father’s collecting expeditions, he came to love the study of nature.

There seems to be more creativity here, an abundance of imagination and expression.

With interest in natural and organic products increasing, wood bathtubs are becoming a phenomenon.

In September, Tarah Waters began work in Eastport as an Island Fellow through the Island Institute (publisher of The Working Waterfront). Waters is a Colorado native and graduate of Salve Regina University in Newport, R.I. with a B.A. in international studies.

My love of John Denver's music began before I can even remember. When I was very young, my father would retire to the living room after supper and play John Denver records while he worked in his chair.

Tom Coughlin, an industrial engineer and lay person helping with the church's operations, including leading communion services for the last six years, said average attendance since 2012 was 15 people per service, with no attendees from the year-round community.

The award-winning children’s book author and illustrator Ashley Bryan from Islesford (Little Cranberry Island) often concludes his storytelling performances with a remarkable recitation of Langston Hughes’s poem “My People,” asking his audience to repeat the lines after him.

Phil Crossman has a new book out called Observations: A Maine Island, a Century of Newsletters and the Stories Found Between the Lines.