Add to ORKGMany Maine islands depend on the influx of young families in order to stay viable as year-round communities, and young families need jobs, which are scarce on an island. With details on how 7th-generation islander Erin Gray and her husband Aaron cobble together a livelihood on Islesford; how Melissa and Cade Brown are raising their son, Madison, on Long Island; how Mike and Keely Felton work at jobs they love in Rockland and North Haven while living on Vinalhaven; and how Christal Applin, a Swan\u27s Island native, has found a way to live on the island she loves by working as a realtor
Long piece about Islesford and Great Cranberry Island and the challenges the two islands face. Despi...
Maine islands depend on women and their organizations, from health councils to Legion auxiliaries to...
The separateness of islands and islanders\u27 reliance on ferry transportation imposes a togethernes...
About 4,500 Mainers live on islands. Detailed profiles of three island families: the Philbrooks of ...
Detailed description of the allure of island life, and interviews with Maine islanders Jenny Cirone ...
Talk of Maine piece on the state\u27s fifteen year-round island communities. A recent report issued...
An article that explores some of the issues associated with Maine\u27s brain drain by examining th...
Isle au Haut, like many small towns in Maine, struggles with remaining a viable year around communit...
Monhegan, like many island communities, is threatened by the loss of population as its young adults ...
Three other Maine islands have joined Frenchboro in trying to lure homesteaders by providing low-cos...
Several islands in Maine celebrated the recent births of new babies in their communities. Islands po...
North Haven couple, Laura Serino and her husband Alex Curtis recall the experience of expecting thei...
People drawn to Maine\u27s islands will usually experience a sort of mystical sense of place at leas...
While housing is plentiful on Maine\u27s Islands, they are often second homes and either unavailable...
Three related articles on isolation and belonging in Maine island communities. Fifteen color portra...
Long piece about Islesford and Great Cranberry Island and the challenges the two islands face. Despi...
Maine islands depend on women and their organizations, from health councils to Legion auxiliaries to...
The separateness of islands and islanders\u27 reliance on ferry transportation imposes a togethernes...
About 4,500 Mainers live on islands. Detailed profiles of three island families: the Philbrooks of ...
Detailed description of the allure of island life, and interviews with Maine islanders Jenny Cirone ...
Talk of Maine piece on the state\u27s fifteen year-round island communities. A recent report issued...
An article that explores some of the issues associated with Maine\u27s brain drain by examining th...
Isle au Haut, like many small towns in Maine, struggles with remaining a viable year around communit...
Monhegan, like many island communities, is threatened by the loss of population as its young adults ...
Three other Maine islands have joined Frenchboro in trying to lure homesteaders by providing low-cos...
Several islands in Maine celebrated the recent births of new babies in their communities. Islands po...
North Haven couple, Laura Serino and her husband Alex Curtis recall the experience of expecting thei...
People drawn to Maine\u27s islands will usually experience a sort of mystical sense of place at leas...
While housing is plentiful on Maine\u27s Islands, they are often second homes and either unavailable...
Three related articles on isolation and belonging in Maine island communities. Fifteen color portra...
Long piece about Islesford and Great Cranberry Island and the challenges the two islands face. Despi...
Maine islands depend on women and their organizations, from health councils to Legion auxiliaries to...
The separateness of islands and islanders\u27 reliance on ferry transportation imposes a togethernes...