January 28, 2013 Lawmakers in Augusta managed to submit 1,780 bills for consideration this session but not all of them have to do with the protection of people.
January 28, 2013 This is crunch week for our Pine Tree Camp Egg Ride! (pun intended) The Ride is coming up on Saturday and so we're looking for your donations. I wanted to let you know where your money is going, so this week we'll meet a few of the campers and let them tell the story!
Meet Nick!
January 25, 2013 Maine scallops are a treat among seafood lovers and fishermen alike and that represents a challenge for the Department of Marine Resources. The age-old question looms every scallop season. How do you fulfill the consumers demand, and meet the financial needs of Maine's fishermen, without depleting the resource?
January 25, 2013
We had a news report this week about a home that burned because a man was trying to thaw frozen pipes. It happens a lot this time of year. So I did some research on how to prevent the problem, and how to deal with it when it happens.
January 25, 2013 It was a brutal Thursday night in January, back in 2004, when Bangor fire fighters were called out in subzero temperatures for a report of smoke coming from the Bangor Masonic Hall building at the corner of Main and Water Streets
January 24, 2013 Just before 1am Thursday morning fire crews from Bangor were called out to Court Street in an "all hands" fire which meant every fire unit in Bangor was assigned. Departments from Brewer and Hampden were contacted and placed on standby
The outdoor reality show filmed here in Maine featuring Maine Game Wardens is on the tube tonight at 9!
January 23, 2013
Maine is experiencing extreme cold right now, with wind chills dropping to 45 below zero at times. So it's very important to pay special attention to your pets and keep them safe from exposure. I have a few quick tips!
Maine Gov. Paul LePage is one of the least popular governors in the United States, but a new poll finds he could still be tough to beat in a reelection campaign under certain circumstances.
January 22, 2013 The public was welcomed in to the new Mary Dow Center for Cancer Care at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital in Ellsworth this past weekend. The 3.4 million dollar project has expanded the original center, which was founded in 1997, from 1,500 square feet to 6,500 and hospital spokeswoman Jane Sanderson tells us the new space is welcoming and a much improved environment for patients who are undergoing cancer treatments, and their families
