What do Janet Mills, Chellie Pingree and Dr. Nirav Shah have in common? They each have a Pat Eltman piece in their art collection. Eltman’s
Category: Culture
Penobscot Basket Artist Theresa Secord Weaves Tapestry of Tradition and Beauty
The centuries-old proverb, “Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day . . . Teach a man how to fish and
Women’s History and the Spirit of Place on the Isles of Shoals
“I would rather live on the islands than anywhere else in New England.” Those were the words of explorer Captain John Smith when he sighted
Malaga Island
A Story Told Sun shining, the wind blowing, the air filled with salt, Malaga Island sits in the ocean, alone and empty. The shoreline is
Elevating Voices
Meet the Women Behind the New Greenlight Maine Series When Maine Public Television begins airing the inaugural season of Elevating Voices in April, perceptive viewers
A Pillow From A Poet: May Sarton
A Captivating Purchase African violets bounce and weave in a box as a woman carries them down the stairs from an antiquarian shop. It’s lunchtime.
Taking Shelter, Finding Home
Part II of II Emergency shelters provide vital resources, sanctuary, and community, which can make the difference between death and life. They improve quality of
Two Sisters Tackle Tough Subjects
Founding CivilTEA Helps to Promote Open and Productive Design “‘Remember you are always the head and not the tail,’” our mother would tell us every
“Anger. Love. Worry.” Repeat.
The Joys of Communicating with Family, in Susan Conley’s New Novel, Landslide. Susan Conley’s novel Landslide (2021) takes place partly on a small island off
A Talk with AnnMarie Fredericks and Merideth Albert
About the Power of Vetted Cannabis AnnMarie Fredericks and her daughter Merideth Albert believe in the healing power of plant-based medicines—so much so that they
