Pemaquid News

Historic 1988 Hotel Pemaquid has been lovingly restored to original grandeur. The hotel offers 8 buildings with variety of room styles, providing a warm and gracious atmosphere with period antiques.

Thompson Cottages, on the Pemaquid Point Peninsula. 21 clean, quiet, cozy, 2-bedroom cottages right on the ocean on Pemaquid Point.

The nonprofit American Lighthouse Foundation will host graphic artist Alan Claude and lighthouse expert and author Jeremy D'Entremont to sign their renowned prints and books Friday, Nov.

Biddeford Pool, ME. The Friends of Wood Island Lighthouse have announced that the first major phase of restoration at Wood Island Lighthouse has begun.

Even at the turning of the tide - The balmy days of summer and fall are certainly behind us - but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the last of the fruits of this season's labor before the snow flies.

"Morning Coffee" by Barbara Applegate. Hallowell a ' Award-winning artist Barbara Applegate will present a still-life painting demonstration Tuesday, Oct.

Northern shrimp are keeping their biological strength in the Gulf of Maine, and the region's major processor sees some hope for better economic conditions going into the 2009-10 winter season.

Bag Lady, for one, will not suffer Sports Illustrated quietly. Having had reason to sit in too many waiting rooms of late, I've been floored by the array a ' and lack of array a ' of decent waiting room reads.

Maine life in a 17th century fishing settlement will come alive this weekend at Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site.

AUGUSTA : Maine's Lobster Advisory Council met Aug. 13 to address an agenda that included a review of responses to four proposals to reduce traps in the fishery statewide and an exploration of recent conflicts over gear.

For the first time in nearly twenty-five years, archaeologists are digging into the past at the Colonial Pemaquid Historic Site.

For the first time in nearly twenty-five years, archaeologists are digging into the past at the Colonial Pemaquid Historic Site.

Too often travel, instead of broadening the mind, merely broadens your waist. Since 1841.

For the first time in nearly twenty-five years, archaeologists are digging into the past at the Colonial Pemaquid Historic Site.

MARTINSVILLE : Nancy and Tony Oliveri are returning to the Midcoast, where they ran Keag River Pottery from 1972 through 2007, to co-host "Pots & Pix" at the Ocean View Grange, Route 131.

Walter Cronkite was not the only anchorman on the job, but his deep, measured cadence became most familiar for those growing up in a tumultuous and creative period marked by a presidential assassination in 1963, the first moon landing, the Vietnam War, and in 1979, the accident at Three Mile Island, when fear of a nuclear meltdown spread over the ...

ROCKLAND : The Project Puffin Visitor Center in Rockland will continue its Speaker's Night series on Wednesday, July 29 at 5 p.m. with a talk on the secret lives of Maine's bald eagles by well-known birder Don Reimer.

When I eat lobster, I take no prisoners. All that's identifiable in the carnage left behind are the eyes, antennae, swimmeretes , and dismembered carcass.

JEFFERSON : No matter what the weather, the atmosphere Saturday, July 11, in the Old Jefferson Town House will be sunny and delightful with the annual Arts Show and Sale at the historic building.

Monhegan Island may be my favorite place in all of Maine. It's a great day trip if you're staying in the Midcoast, and there are a few boat lines that will take you there.