The Penobscot Marine Museum, a history and arts museum with nationally-recognized collections, has named Karen E. Smith, as executive director.

Capt. Will McLean recalls sailing the 134-foot steel brigantine Corwith Cramer in 15-foot seas.

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

When you are young and you’ve done something that has you pumped, it’s often your parents’ reaction that sobers you up. This is true, scientist Joel Clement found out, even when you’re middle-aged.

Ninety-three years ago, fisherman John Murphy and his wife, Pearl, moved into their new 12-foot by 15-foot house in the village of Sebasco in Phippsburg near present-day Anna’s Water’s Edge Restaurant.

Late last year and through the new year, community leaders on Chebeague Island worked to craft a set of recommendations for changes that are aimed at keeping bicyclists safe

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.