Buddy Doyle’s book ‘Maine’s Still Reading’ features more than 50 portraits of people in their favorite reading spots, including Tess Gerritsen, Chris Van Dusen, Dr. Nirav Shah and Pat Callaghan.
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Maine native Cole Anderson wins PGA Americas event in Peru
The 25-year-old from Camden wins in a playoff in just his third event on the tour.
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Here are takeaways from Day 1 of the Maine singles and doubles tennis tournaments
Players adjust with the weather and gain confidence in Round 1 matches.
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Maine art galleries showcase dozens of artists in summer shows
The state’s galleries will include the work of established artists as well as up-and-comers.
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Get your fill of Maine summer theater, classical music and dance
There are operas, musicals, plays, concerts and dance festivals from Berwick to Bangor and multiple venues in between.
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Strikeout fiend, and what else Varsity Maine is interested in this week
Looking ahead to the most interesting storylines of the coming week in Maine high school sports.
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3 former Maine high school stars make college basketball choices
Saco’s Will Davies is transferring to Vermont, Auburn’s Diing Maiwen signs with Farleigh Dickinson, and 2026 Mr. Maine Basketball Nolan Ames commits to Bentley.
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These Maine food writers pour out their creativity – and recipes – on Substack
The platform offers them creative freedom to write about subjects that range from unfamiliar figures in America’s wine world to running a pizza parlor in small-town Maine.
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These federal workers lost their jobs. They’re starting over in Maine.
Former aid workers, whose careers took them around the globe, are carving out new opportunities across the state.
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The Maine high school football landscape is changing again. Here are 4 teams that are on the move.
The eight-man ranks are gaining new members, but also losing a team, while Class C is adopting a nine-game regular-season schedule.