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Why 1924 was a significant year, one hundred years ago, in Maine and nationwide
What are some of the best hidden places or popular destinations in Maine?
Commentary on the presidential debate and how the candidates fared
Why paying close attention is beneficial, and how to capture nature's wonders
Why it's so challenging find an affordable home to buy in Maine—and efforts to help
Charles Norman Shay from the Penobscot Nation saved lives in Normandy on D-Day. He turns 100 this week. We learn about his life and legacy.
USA Today's Susan Page discusses her new biography about the pioneering career of journalist Barbara Walters
Financial abuse of older people, how common it is, how it occurs, and what can be done about it
Three top chefs discuss the importance of protecting seafood species for the future
What it's like to live off the land, and why some in Maine choose this lifestyle
The history and significance of Juneteenth and how it's celebrated
The path to legalizing same-sex marriage, and what the future holds for LGBTQ+ rights
Columnist David Ignatius discusses his new novel Phantom Orbit as well as current events
Journalist and author Sebastian Junger discusses his new book about the possibility of an afterlife
Why walking is good for physical and mental health, and great places to go for a walk in Maine
Why and how illegal cannabis activity is happening in Maine, and what's being done to crack down
The remarkable life and legacy of cardiologist and humanitarian Dr. Bernard Lown, and his ties to Maine
The history of Maine's highways, the impacts they've had on communities, and current highway concerns
Interviews with two candidates for Maine's 1st Congressional District
The evolution of painting, sculpture, photography, architecture and other art and culture over the centuries in Maine
Analysis of and reaction to the Trump campaign finance/hush money trail verdict
Three Maine authors discuss their work as part of statewide reading program—and offer book recommendations
The history and culture of the Maine camp tradition and how it has evolved
The popularity of fiber arts in Maine, what people create, and how to learn
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