Solutions to community problems often arise when you feel comfortable making mistakes…

Even more daunting was trying to write a review—how did I know what was good or bad art?

I hate kale smoothies and have found them anywhere from loathsome to barely tolerable.

Why banks and developers persist in financing and building projects in Miami is a mystery.

Given the talk on the wharves all year, it was no surprise to hear the official 2017 numbers on Maine’s lobster fishery—110.8 million pounds with a value of $433.8 million, down nearly 22 million pounds from 2016.

That muffin was a transformative experience.

We met a few times, and a member worked with the school board to un-gender our single-occupant bathrooms…

The middle of the deck is kind of a no-man’s land where everything mixes when the boat is full.

Reflections is a monthly column written by Island Fellows, recent college grads who do community service work on Maine islands and in remote coastal communities through the Island Institute, publisher of The Working Waterfront.