Source travel

Published
June 7, 2015

Leg Work: Bikes and lessons give new Mainers access

A program for immigrants provides them with donated bikes, helmets, locks, lights and lessons.
Published
June 7, 2015

Meet: Brian Beeler II, Downeaster manager of passenger services

The former landscaper now grows the popularity of the train experience.
Published
June 7, 2015

Editor’s Letter: Welcome to the Source transportation issue

We offer ideas on living as a one-car family, and introduce you to people pursuing green auto care and carpooling in Maine.
Published
June 7, 2015

Green Plate Special: DIY road trip food means less packaging and more local snacks

It's hard to beat homemade chocolate-peanut butter popcorn to fuel both driver and passengers.
Published
June 7, 2015

Carpoolers find each other, but could use more company

The GoMaine program aims to get more commuters to share the ride, and those who do feel good about saving money and reducing pollution.
Published
June 7, 2015

Farm-to-Table Family: The one-car family used to be the norm. Will it be again?

Managing with a single Subaru requires juggling but brings many rewards.
Published
July 6, 2014

Sea Change: Maine windjammers demonstrate rewards of sustainability

Guests see firsthand beautiful Maine, plus recycling, composting, low energy use, and more.
Published
July 6, 2014

Is a posh yurt (with a toaster oven) still better for the environment?

Our intrepid reporter finds mosquitoes – and quiet.
Published
July 6, 2014

Letter from the editor

In Maine, a staycation is no hardship
Published
July 6, 2014

Maine hotels find what’s good for Earth is good for business

Guests enjoy locally made pillows from recycled sails – but no irons in the room.