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Featured News Headlines COMMUNITIES, INTER-ISLAND NEWS
Field Notes: Housing policies on an island scaleby Rob Snyder
Working residents, people who often have a good jobs sterning on a lobster boat or teaching in the school are increasingly unable to save up to buy an island home. 
PEOPLE
Objects in Mirror: Gauchos in the Beagle Channelby Philip Conkling
José gallops easily past him and then it is all over—we are instantly all at a full gallop down the valley as the landscape opens up—and it's Katy Bar the Door. 
BUSINESS, ENVIRONMENT, INTER-ISLAND NEWS, MARINE
Beyond power: Will offshore wind development bring jobs?by Suzanne Pude and Gillian Garratt-Reed
The development of offshore wind power projects, as well as Maine’s goal to create 15,000 jobs, are dependent on a number of factors. 
ENVIRONMENT, MARINE
Fathoming: What we know about rockweedby Dr. Heather Deese and Catherine Schmitt
A primary role of rockweed in the ecosystem is physical, as habitat. Animals move around between plants and with the tides, and scientists only have snapshots of what species are in a rockweed bed at any given time. This Month's Issue BUSINESS, ENVIRONMENT, INTER-ISLAND NEWS, MARINE
Fathoming: What are the marine impacts of offshore wind turbines?by Dr. Heather Deese and Catherine Schmitt
ARTS, EDUCATION, INTER-ISLAND NEWS
North Haven’s entire high school class takes part in drama festivalby Lisa Shields
BUSINESS, INTER-ISLAND NEWS
Providing housing and loans to Isle au Haut residents for 20 yearsby Kate Taylor
INTER-ISLAND NEWS, MARINE
Cranberry Isles residents consider paying for more winter ferry runsby Cherie Galyean
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Online Exclusives PEOPLE, MARINE
Objects in Mirror: Never say no to an islandby Philip Conkling
We spent the first four days on the 54-foot cutter rigged sloop, Pelagic, failing at our first attempt to round Cape Horn with three reefs in the main tacking against 45-knot winds on the bow with a nasty lee shore off to port. COMMUNITIES
Take part in The Working Waterfront surveyby David A. Tyler
We are conducting a reader survey to mark the first anniversary of The Working Waterfront E-Weekly. Readers have told us how much they enjoy this feature. We ask you to complete this survey, so we can continue to improve the E-Weekly. Thank you for your feedback. INTER-ISLAND NEWS
Vinalhaven basketball teams have a good tournament runby Kris Osgood
The Vinalhaven boys’ team made the Western Class D finals and the girls’ team played in the semifinals. ENVIRONMENT, MARINE
From the Town Landing: Voting with their finsby Anne Hayden and Philip Conkling
Now that the dust has settled from the intense political debate that swirled through the Copenhagen climate change conference, we should ask ourselves what the current research indicates for the future of fisheries in the Gulf of Maine. ColumnsReviews ARTS, PEOPLE
Maine 101: Everything You Wanted to Ask About Maine and Were Going to Ask Anywayreview by David A. Tyler
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