Like many new Mainers, Subha Raghavan’s first impressions were about the state’s population. “I was really surprised because it was not very diverse. Before coming here I had been to New Jersey, New York, all university towns. Even though they are small places there were lots of different cultures and languages," she said.

Flying at 90 miles per hour, we leaned out the door from our strap-in chairs and clicked pictures left and right…

Maine Maritime Academy’s Department of Arts and Sciences will host writer, filmmaker and part-time Castine resident Peter Davis reading from his new novel Girl of My Dreams at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 6 at BIW Auditorium on the college campus.

Photographer Louis W. Cabot is exhibiting canvas prints of his photographs of the Maine coast at Archipelago Fine Arts Gallery from Aug. 15 through Sept. 7, with an opening reception with the photographer on Aug. 15, 5-7 p.m.

Marine Patrol Officer Benjamin Burnes, who graduated from the Maine Criminal Justice Academy in May, has already put his training to good use, saving the life of a man whose canoe capsized while fishing recently on the York River.

Kathleen Reardon, who has coordinated the Maine Department of Marine Resources’ lobster monitoring programs for the past ten years, has been promoted to the position of lead lobster biologist.

Bishop’s journal is a kind of daybook, a place to record the names of wild flowers, birds, recipes, the comings and goings of a neighbor’s dog...

There’s an adrenaline rush to the whole thing, with its chilling scenario of technology and science run amok…

“A small city like Rockland is very popular. A lot of different people see our work," said Martha Morris-Gibson.