Situated on a 3 ½-acre lot, the site was once home to a 60-room hotel, fondly recalled as Hotel Albracca, which stood from 1891 until its tragic fire in 1927. With its proximity to both the York ...

All that remains of Jane Donelon's sloped lawn is a grassy path wending among flower beds planted in her free-spirited style.

The institution’s faculty empowers students to define their own path through personalized, interdisciplinary degree programs.

The St. Albans native enjoys writing at her family's camp on Embden Pond.

During the Maine Attraction performance we caught, skiers flipped, swiveled, “skied” without skis, and executed choreographed ...

Lon Cameron's Maine Float crafts picnic table boats that feature umbrellas, retractable swim ladders, and quiet electric ...

The mini abode seemed a fine spot to ride out a renovation — until the no-see-ums invaded. See inside their renovated Federal ...

Some days, I go out on a boat with my neighbor, Tim, who never fails to remind me of Steinbeck’s friend Doc, a biologist and specimen collector who is the unofficial mayor in the novels Cannery Row ...

McCargo spent nearly 35 years working in sustainable horticulture, including five as a head propagator for the Massachusetts-based Native Plant Trust, before founding the Wild Seed Project. In the ...

In 2014, then-governor Paul LePage issued an executive order identifying Carcinus maenas as a voracious nuisance. But crabs don’t read, and they’ve kept on multiplying and engorging themselves and ...

OUR PICK Producing apples sans pesticides is tricky work, so when Bob Sewall started Maine’s first certified organic orchard, in Lincolnville, in 1979, he blazed a trail, but he didn’t exactly open ...

From festivals and fairs to marathons and boat races, there’s plenty of events in Maine this summer to put on your calendar.