Down East & Acadia
Law will regulate public water supplies and permits for commercial water extraction.
Visitors to Mount Desert Island are invariably surprised - and delighted - to find they can ride anywhere on the island and in the park without paying a nickel. It's a real deal.
A best-selling author - who moved to Maine herself two decades ago - explains what makes the Pine Tree State such a good choice.
The largest botanical garden in New England blossoms on the Boothbay shore.
Does Maine really care about its history?
I greatly enjoyed Edgar Allen Beem's profile of architect Carol Wilson in your May issue. Learning of the personalities that are shaping the Maine of today is one of the reasons I so value Down East. Wilson's designs are wonderful, and I see no reason why the new cannot be embraced side-by-side with
Features Treasured Islands A new generation has brought new life to the beautiful Cranberry Isles. By Letitia Baldwin Hooray for the Red, White, & Blue At Bobbie Maschal's festive summerhouse every day is the Fourth of July. By Michaela Cavallaro Empty Wind? Mainers say they want alternative energy,
Events WESTERN FARE Hang On It's a sure sign that bull-riding has gone mainstream when a New York investment firm decides to get involved. Never fear, though: the money guys will fade into the background when you get a glimpse of the bucking bulls and the cowboys who ride them. See it all when the Professional
North America's speediest car ferry provides a glimpse of the future as it tears through the pristine waters between Bar Harbor and Nova Scotia.
Maine's a Treasure Trove of Gardens, Botanical Parks, and Specialty Nurseries...
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