I'd never paddle it in July or August. It's just not my scene. Read More
“I wanted to document them in their natural state before they were displaced," one photographer said. Read More
Right now, it’s neither really spring nor winter. There’s no white and no green. This is the gray time. Read More
Bourgeois and Blake agreed to fire up a joint and tell us more about their new magazine. Read More
The students' short film about the local legend is meant to be a bit funny, but touches on lore some in town take more seriously. Read More
“I was really mad about this. These are immigrants who are working their butts off and it makes it so hard for them to do what they need to do." Read More
Orono photographer Jason Paige Smith is making a series of portraits of older Mainers. Read More
"It’s for any part of your body you want to have slick or wet for any reason,” she said. Read More
Since The Movies on Exchange Street closed about a decade ago, Portland hasn't had a full-time art house movie theater. Read More
Two images show a box of an old friend’s cremated remains. It was someone he used to do drugs with, someone who didn’t make it. Read More
One of Portland's Chinese immigrants was America's Mother Of The Year in 1952. Read More
He borrowed $700 from his parents as a teenager to throw his first show. Read More
“This is now your America,” Superintendent of Portland Schools Xavier Botana, originally from Cuba, told them. “Congratulations.” Read More
"We wanted to be very careful that this wasn’t like us going to the zoo. We weren’t coming down there to gawk." Read More
Though born in Rhode Island, Hawkes was an icon of Maine music and the town of Westbrook his entire adult life. Read More
It's the same wit you've always known. But now it's gone digital. Read More
On 'CBS Sunday Morning' and 'The Tonight Show,' the types of jokes Mainers love to tell around the table have been broadcast nationwide. Read More
When President Lincoln wanted to tell his cabinet about the Emancipation Proclamation, we got them warmed up with some Maine humor. Read More
About a hundred festive well-wishers cheered as the harbor seal wriggled down the sand, back to her home in the sea for the holidays. Read More
Some of the most classic, and oft-repeated, lines defining Maine humor come from the first “Bert and I” record. Read More
