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People: Online ExclusivesAn artist invites her viewers to remember and rejoiceby Tina Cohen
The verve of nature — no small thing — is alive in the paintings of Vinalhaven artist Elaine Crossman. ![]() Things Look Different Thereby Craig Idlebrook
Our toddler finally made us go west. Record snowfall and a two-year old who didn’t like to wear clothes gave us cabin fever this past winter, so we accepted an invitation from my sister-in-law in Portland, Oregon for a month-long visit. People: In This Issue![]() ARTICLE Small WorldHow a Vinalhaven fisherman’s buoy might have ended up in the Caribbeanby Kris Osgood
John Higgins was enjoying breakfast at the Cocomar Restaurant in the Dominican Republic last February when he noticed something from home. It was a buoy hanging on the wall, and on the buoy was written the word “Vinalhaven.” COLUMN Parallel 44: Book continues a long tradition: ignoring early Maineby Colin Woodard
Nathaniel Philbrick’s Mayflower is well written, carefully researched, critically acclaimed and enormously popular, a New York Times bestseller that’s helped Americans understand the real story of the Pilgrims. People: Past IssuesARTICLE APRIL 2008 Swan’s Island as in other communities, the definition of “sustainability” is evolvingby Cyrus Moulton
ARTICLE APRIL 2008 A former Maine commissioner rises to the top of a federal agencyby Sandra Dinsmore
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