Troy R. Bennett

With a wry smile and no apology, Liz Bouve, 78, admits she's been a troublemaker her whole life, someone unwilling to turn a blind eye to injustice or simply go along to get along.

Steve Bodge operates an alewife harvesting operation in Woolwich, and splits profits fifty-fifty with the town. Now 78, he has recruited his daughter to help.

With multiple recent sightings, a stunning National Geographic photograph, and a new scientific report confirming their growing presence, Maine's great white sharks are more on the public's mind than ever before. But five years after the state's sole confirmed fatal shark attack off Bailey Island, not much has actually changed in Harpswell.

Toiling in brutal conditions, with their pay withheld for more than a year, six fishermen walked off the job and never came back.

Strange -- and downright spooky -- costumes have been a staple of Maine's Halloween celebrations since the holiday became popular.

One swift blow to the head with an ax handle while he slept and Elisha Wilson, of Great Island, was dead.

Two old friends deep in the Maine woods endeavor to keep wood & canvas canoes in the world

Jack Wilson was not born to run. Entering the world many weeks premature, he weighed just under 2 pounds at birth. Emergency, lifesaving intubation inflated both of Wilson's collapsed lungs but left serious internal scarring. Though he survived, doctors told his parents not to expect any more miracles. Their son would never be anything like an athlete.