Sarah Stebbins

Heading into the Paris Games, we thought we’d bask in the glory of a handful of Summer Olympians who’ve done the Pine Tree State proud over the last century. 

Their treasures frequently rotate between their home and shop, Damariscotta's The Kingfisher & The Queen.

“I feel like Maine is a litmus test — like, if he hadn’t liked it, that would have been tricky,” she says.

Mostly Maine is the world’s only fleet still competing in Cape Cod Frostys — six foot long dinghies that weigh roughly 35 pounds apiece.

The range of their approaches is striking — from island cottages with cobbled-together utility systems to a fully electric house of the future.

“In summer, the light here is so bright and crisp.”

Richard Russo on "Life and Art" and Embracing Artistic Challenges

Owners Karen and Ford Reiche salvaged just about everything but the kitchen sink for their new home.

"The Forest Revealed" details the flora and fauna that can be found in New England during every month of the year.

A psychologist with zero prior renovation experience, Meg Rich has demoed rooms, installed a new kitchen, and more.