Submissions from 1995
Profiles of Terry Warren, Nora Warren, Leighann Chilles, and Jean Thompson, all, Karen Roberts Jackson
Review of the tiny artist book, "Lighthouse . . . Ten Wood Engravings," by Siri, John Ames
Text of the poems "November Sun," by Philip Booth, and "New England," by Wilbert
The Gulf of Maine, which stretches from Boston to the Bay of Fundy, is a microco, George J. Mitchell and David D. Platt
The lighthouse on Southern Island, off Tenant's harbor, was Andrew Wyeth's priva, Chris Crosman
Submissions from 1994
Although Maine fishermen were racing as early as 1903, the rise of motorized mar, RogerF Duncan
Author Cynthia Bourgeault recalls commuting with her estranged daughter from Swa, Cynthia Bourgeault
Book review of "Edward Hopper's New England," by Carl Little., Richard S. Morehouse
Book review of "Gotts Island Maine: Its People, 1880-1992," by Rita Johnson Kenw, Charles McLane
Book review of "The Rockbound Coast: Travels in Maine," by Christopher Little., David D. Platt
Excerpt of the poem "Sea Fog" by Hortense Flexner, 1885-1973, all of whose poems, Hortense Flexner
Extensive and detailed profile of four Maine private island summer colonies: Cus, Edgar Allen Beem and Libby Lovatt
History of Fisherman Island, settled in the seventeenth century as Hippocras. A, Charles McLane
In 1992, Long Island seceded from Portland, becoming Maine's 455th town. Residen, Al Diamon
Lengthy and detailed article about the workings of the Island Institute and its, Philip W. Conkling
Maine islands like Swan's and Vinalhaven are in the midst of great change brough, Philip W. Conkling
Margaret Wise Brown composed dozens of her children's story books while summerin, James Rockefeller
Memorial essay for Island Institute founding member Thomas J. Watson Jr., 1914-1, Peter Ralston
Selections and detailed art criticism from "An Eye For Maine" exhibit at the Far, Chris Crosman, Peter Ralston, and Donelson Hoopes
The author writes of his mother's 1993 swimming encounter with a True's beaked w, David Conover
The author writes of spending four winters on Green's Island in Penobscot Bay an, Karen Roberts Jackson
The Grand Manan V, a full-size 250-car ferry ship, has changed life on Grand Man, David D. Platt and Eric Allaby
The Gulf of Maine supports about 20,000 fishermen and produces $650 million wort, Spencer Apollonio
The spring of 1993 was one of the best ever for Maine whale watchers and researc, David D. Platt
Submissions from 1993
75 years ago, the Maine Lobstermen's Association went to war with a powerful gro, Philip W. Conkling
Anecdotal history of Island Institute ecological research conducted aboard the b, Philip W. Conkling
Book review of "Coastal Maine: A Maritime History," by Roger F. Duncan., David D. Platt
Elementary school librarian Priscilla Platt and the Damon family of Chebeague Is
From 1955 to 1965 poet Robert Lowell spent his summers in Castine, influencing h
George Putzargues that recreational culture is killing island life by demeaning, George Putz
Interview with Donna Miller Damon, born on Chebeague Island in 1950. She discus
Least, common, and arctic terns, decimated in the 19th century for use of their, John Hay
Lloyd M. Dickie, a marine biologist, argues that responses to the decline of fis, Lloyd M. Dickie
Maine islands depend on women and their organizations, from health councils to L, Jane Day
Maine islands, particularly Monhegan, have been sanctuaries for artists since th, Edgar Allen Beem
Marge Knight, chief Camden Marine radio operator since 1972, has retired. Founde, Jane Day
Photo and novel excerpt memorializing George Putz, founding editor of the Island
Prehistoric archaeology of the Maine coast has reconstructed ecological changes, Arthur E. Spiess
Richard C. Wheeler comments on his four-month solo kayak and ferry trip from New, Richard C. Wheeler
The differences between Canada and the United States are most manifest in the ma, David D. Platt
The Gulf of Maine runs from Cape Cod to Nova Scotia and knows no political bound, Joseph T. Kelley
The inauguration of the Maine State Ferry Service on March 4, 1960, began the "F, Cynthia Bourgeault
The ship Braer, which spilled 85,000 gallons of oil onto the shores of Scotland', David D. Platt
Submissions from 1992
Art criticism of the painting Casco Bay Morning, by Thomas Connolly. Its view f, Edgar Allen Beem
Book review of "A Passage in Time: Along the Coast of Maine by Schooner," by Pet, David D. Platt
Book review of "The Call of the Running Tide: A Portrait of an Island Family," b, Cynthia Bourgeault
Cate Cronin and Karen Stimson, newly hired as trail director and trail keeper of, Cate Cronin and Karen Stimson
Essay on the history and oddities of lobstering. Maine lobster regulations bega, Mike Brown
Finland's southwest coast shares a similar climate, plant life, and blue mussels
For five generations, J. O. Brown & Son has been repairing, storing, and buildin, Jane Day