LATE SUMMER
These roads offer great chances for photographs
The areas covered include coastal scenes, mountains, lakes and farmland from Harpswell to Fort Kent.
[September 28, 2008]

Fryeburg Fair brings harvest season to a close
Two hot national country music groups and a mix of old and new attractions make the event a classic.
[September 28, 2008]

Covered bridges make great stops
Of the 120 structures that once spanned rivers and streams in the state, only nine remain standing.
[September 28, 2008]

Back roads beckon
A fall foliage drive through western Maine offers great colors, and some other finds, too.
[September 28, 2008]

Coloring the joys of hiking
Fall treks feature cooler temperatures, fewer bugs and much emptier trails, which all enhance the views of bright foliage.
[September 28, 2008]

Four Quick Maine Vacations
The summer is almost over, but you never really took a good vacation.
Here are outlines for last-minute trips to places with varied personalities.
[August 24, 2008]

Tasting local luxury
A stay at Cliff House Resort makes a world of difference in care and attitude.
[August 24, 2008]

Covered bridges make great stops
Of the 120 structures that once spanned rivers and streams in the state, only nine remain standing.
[August 24, 2008]

Air show coming one last time
The Blue Angels and other flight teams have thrilled Mainers for decades.
[August 24, 2008]

Park preserves history of Poland Spring resort
The original spring and a museum housed in a 1893 World's Fair building are highlights of the park.
[August 24, 2008]


Maine's Cruising waters
Whether you're looking for lunch on the water or a day trip to an island, Commercial Street is your starting point.
[July 27, 2008]

In Maine, it's not hot
The people who escape from the nation's capital revel in the breezes from the Atlantic Ocean.
[July 27, 2008]

Red deer roaming at a Maine family farm
Beth and Norman Luce have 250 to 300 deer, and about 10 buffalo, on about 1,000 acres in Anson.
[July 27, 2008]

[July 27, 2008]

Taking a stand for good ice cream
Several local shops are the creameries of choice for Maine residents.
[July 25, 2008]



SUMMER

The very best of our beaches
Each offers something different -- from convenience to finding people with whom to share good times. [June 29, 2008]


Historic Portland on foot
Take a walking tour through downtown's oldest (and most famous) landmarks. [June 29, 2008]


Remaining covered bridges a scenic piece of Maine history
About 120 of the structures once crossed rivers and streams in the state, but now only nine remain. [June 29, 2008]


It's time to hit the trails
The proper gear will make your adventure safer and more comfortable. [June 29, 2008]


These spots make for good photos
Have your camera ready and preserve the look of scenic Maine. [June 29, 2008]




Fossils, food, Freeport, fairs, five ideas for a great vacation and much, much more...

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Boothbay Railway Village
Fun first order of business. Read Story Watch audio slideshow

York's Wild Kingdom
Lions and tigers and bears. Read Story Watch audio slideshow

Old Orchard Beach
Fried food, rides, miles of beach - what's not to love about OOB? Read Story Watch audio slideshow

Hands-on lesson in lobstering
Take a hands-on lesson in lobstering what's not to love about OOB? Read Story Watch audio slideshow

Starting the day on the bay
The sunrise ferry trip to Portland's islands transports passengers through the hush that ushers in the morning. Read Story Watch audio slideshow

Just needs a little salt
Seeking a summer filled with exquisite scenery and fun activity? Mainers, take a page from the tourists and go saltwater fishing. Read Story Watch audio slideshow

360-degree view of Portland well worth the 103-step climb
The Portland Observatory is about to blow out the candles on its 200th birthday cake. Read Story Watch audio slideshow