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Island Pond has that cozy, familiar feel—like a scene from a favorite movie. A real slice of life that makes you remember the best parts of home.

It's an understatement to say there are quite a few islands here in Maine—but at the end of the day, how many islands are actually here?

A remote island off the coast of Boothbay Harbor, Maine, has long believed to be the home of ancient buried treasure stuck inside a sea cave.

Despite its small stature, National Geographic proclaims that one island in Maine is worth every minute you can spend on it

Located along the Penobscot River in Orono, Maine, a private island has a rich history of hauntings that has led many to believe it is cursed.

The 72-square-mile Lake Winnipesaukee is way more than just a body of water.

People from all over flock to Martha's Vineyard during the warmer months, including the "fetching" seaport village of Edgartown.

Let's explore this 10-bed, eight-bath home on a private island, where "luxury knows no bounds" and "dreams become reality".

When summer rolls around, there's no better way to beat the heat and soak up the scenery than by hopping on different cruise options along the coast of Maine.

In its ordinary state, this patch of land is nothing more than a rock with a bush on it. But a local legend and a charming little house have given new life to the smallest charted island on New Hampshire's Lake Winnipesaukee.

Three of Maine's most luxurious private islands are for sale, with a price tag for each exceeding one million dollars.

Everyone knows that 'wicked' is a regional thing, but did you realize a popular sh*t phrase is completely unknown to people outside New England?

More than a century ago, a keeper's dog became famous for ringing a fog bell at the Wood Island Lighthouse in Saco Bay.

There's a heart-shaped island hiding in plain sight in Maine that has a rich history filled with twists and turns.

Because it's disputed territory between countries, the remote Machias Seal Island is the only place in Maine you can be born with dual citizenship.

Someone recently told me that Maine has a longer coastline than California. My first thought was, "Absolute blasphemy." Our little northeastern part of the United States? How is that even possible?