This photo series looks at some of the creatures — wild, domesticated and purely imaginary — that call Maine home. It omits Maine’s 16,000 species of bugs and invertebrates.
Nearly a year ago, longtime Mainebiz photographer Tim Greenway stopped by the Mainebiz office to let us know he had connected with the Mallett Brothers about possibly following the band for a photo shoot.
Editor's note: This is the photo essay from Photographer Tim Greenway, who spent time with the Maine-based Mallett Brothers Band. Read more about his experience here.
When Richard Parkhurst learned that a circa-1899 John Calvin Stevens house in Augusta was going to be demolished to make room for an office building, he purchased it and had it moved down the street.
Beyond the annual Deaf and Hard of Hearing Awareness Night, the Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox has made physical modifications at its 32-year-old ballpark to ensure that “every fan that wants to be here can get here,” says the team's
s general manager.
In an industry that has historically been dominated by men, CMP's Linda Ball and Versant's Erica Young are shaping the future of energy in Maine while navigating the unique challenges of serving a largely rural state.