Camping Across Maine Maine has over 542,000 acres of land set aside for state and national parks. Camping on some of this beautiful land is
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The Honorable Shenna Bellows
The first female Secretary of State… who almost wasn’t. Shenna Bellows, 45, carries a copy of the United States Constitution in her purse and lights
Holly Martin’s Solo Voyage Around the World
Postcard From Holly Holly Martin, 29, is sailing around the world in her 27-foot-long Grinde sailboat, which she christened the SV Gecko. She left Maine
Elizabeth McLellan: Don’t Throw it Out!
How a visionary is moving her mission forward into the future What happens when cotton swabs, tongue depressors, and plastic syringes expire? (Believe it or
Wilderness, with a Body of Water Nearby
Summer Camps in Maine Are Part of a Long Tradition It feels as though Maine has always had a reputation for being one of the
The Easter Bunny
My five-year old brother and I were fervent believers in a number of things—Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, and the Easter Bunny being three important
Hasselback Roasted Tomatoes
The Yankee Chef Hasselback this and Hasselback that . . . Everyone is on the Hasselback* bandwagon. Now my turn! I adore this dish, and
The Loveable Tulip
Their vibrant colors usher in the growing season Ask anyone where tulips originated, and for most the obvious answer would be Holland. That is indeed
Women Rock the Block
Many women own businesses in downtown Brunswick—an abundance! A barber, an artist, a pair of craftswomen, an outdoor enthusiast, a restaurateur, and a jeweler—these women
