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Governor Angus King predicts that Maine's population in 10 years will be older, richer, better educated, more diverse, more tolerant, and still angry about taxes.
25 bold predictions by Maine's best known swami, Tim Sample
- Photography by: Steve Meyers
Some shots of Maine's natural beauty. Location: Lubec, StoningtonGeorgetown,Winter Harbor,
- Photography by: Sara Gray
- , Kevin Shields
- and Thomas Mark Szelog
Veteran newspaperman, John Cole spells out the issues and trends that will likely confront the state of Maine after he is gone.
- Photography by: Benjamin Magro
The Main Street program works to re-engineer the economic makeup of outmoded business districts. Location: Bath, CamdenPortland, Old Port
- Photography by: Randy Ury
.Light-hearted illustration by Chris Van Dusen portrays the likelihood of various changes taking place in the next 10 years
- Photography by: Chris Van Dusen
Park Director Buzz Caverly's master plan, "Wilder Within" has 6 major proposals for halting the degradation of the park. Location: Baxter State ParkMount Katahdin
- Photography by: Richard Procopio
- and Clover McAllister
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North America could be facing another ice age.
Ten of Maine's citizens respond to the interview question, "Will Maine Be Better in 10 Years for you and your Family?" Includes thumbnail photo of each individual.
- Photography by: Peggy McKenna
Working class people have been driven off most Maine islands by soaring property prices as well as taxes and reduced lobster landings. Vinalhaven is a current exception. Location: VinalhavenGreat Diamond IslandLong Island, Peaks Island
A Harvard history professor predicts that rail and cruise ship travel will make big changes in Maine's tourism scene.
- Photography by: Benjamin Magro
High Tech medicine is on the way, but can we pay for it?
Maine's taxes and regulatory structure need revamping.
Studies show that enormous changes are in store for Maine when the baby boomers begin to retire here in droves.
The present owner of Condon's General Store in Buck's Harbor tells us what it is like to be the trustee of this Maine icon. Location: Buck's Harbor
- By: Katharine Cosenza Butler
A correction to Mr. Eastman's letter to the editor printed in November 2003 issue Location: Sanford
Reader identifies the October "Where in Maine? as the water plant at the Little River Dam. Location: BelfastNorthport
Professor Florida believes that a core creative class will shape deep and profound shifts in the ways we work and play, as well as in our values and desires.
Becky's Diner has good food at a good price, no frills or phony charm. Location: Portland
- Photography by: David A. Rodgers