Jesse Ellison

Spending even a brief time with Amy Manning on her property in Nobleboro will produce the impression that she is lousy at sitting still.

Elle Logan rowed in Beijing and London and won gold both times. This summer in Rio, she tries to make it three for three. So why haven’t you heard of Maine’s baddest Olympian?

After a mass shooting took the lives of 18 people in October 2023, families, friends, and survivors were left to process their grief and trauma in myriad ways.

After a mass shooting took the lives of 18 people last October, families, friends, and survivors were left to process their grief and trauma in myriad ways. For one couple, that meant endeavoring to reopen the bowling alley where the shooting began.

Photographers Dave Waddell and Tristan Spinski hit the road (and the water) to see what keeps these far-flung holdouts ticking.

“I’ve never been on a team like this,” rower Leigh Dorsey says. “There was this net of trust that allowed us to pour everything we had into our oars, knowing that everyone else on the team was giving everything they had as well.” 

On a late-fall afternoon in the whitewashed photography studio behind her Belfast home, Lynn Karlin was up and down, making coffee and tea, offering crackers and cookies.

Lee Kantar has been compiling copious data about both moose and winter ticks in hopes of saving the former from the latter.

After running out of salt while cooking on the remote island, Beaudoin made her own and became mesmerized by the process of turning an infinite resource into a substance, beautiful in and of itself.

He garnered national acclaim for highlighting Native American cuisines. Now, he's rethinking what it means to make Indigenous food.