Each island micro-business is a particular thread in the overall weave of island life. My gallery, 19-years-old this year, has become a place for people to see...

No one can doubt that our commercial fishing industry is now suffering from a variety of problems, some long in the making and others quite recent.

We’ve seen, and maybe experienced first-hand, the conflict that comes when people have different ideas about safe public conduct in light of COVID-19.

As the climate changes in Maine, it is possible in future decades that the lobsters and clams may disappear like the sardines.

By Sebastian Belle

Times like this make one remember what really matters in life. They cause us to refocus on core values and reflect on the essentials: family, friends, and food.

Teachers here are looking for Maine-based resources that students can use regardless of internet access.

The growth of Maine’s vast forests, which make up 89 percent of our land, plays a major role in capturing and long-term storage of carbon. But, it turns out that Maine’s coastline is also home to other less well-known carbon sinks—and they pack a punch.

Living for a number of years now in rural western Maine with her husband, she is a strong supporter of the Second Amendment and gun ownership rights

If you had to describe Maine’s economy to someone who had never visited, what would you say?