Where’s The Remote?
So the grandkids visited during the Easter weekend and as usual we child-proofed the coffee table.
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Winslow Man is Giving Back in a Big Way
Pastor Ken Stevens runs the Northeast Dream Center in Winslow, a wonderful place that works to feed the area's hungry. Now, he has a plan that would expand the center and would also offer employment opportunities for people who find it tough to get jobs. But he can't do it alone!
Got Power? The Truth is Stranger than Fiction; Solar Storms and Terrorist Nations Do Exist
If a picture is worth a thousand words, what's a Google Earth satellite image of a new Iranian nuclear site worth?
PTO Works to Earn iPads for Bangor Classrooms
The Parent Teacher Organizations from all of Bangor's Elementary Schools have joined together to try and purchase iPads for all of the city's elementary school classrooms. They have several fundraisers going on, including free coffee and an auction!
Bangor Woman Allegedly Threatened by Unknown Intruder
It was probably the last thing she expected to see upon returning home.
A Bangor man faces charges after a woman came home to find him in her house.
Mud Season Brings “Mudding In Maine”
Mud season is right around the corner, and some property owners are worried about "mudders" ruining their land.
A Wish Kid Gives Back in an Entertaining Way [VIDEO]
Meet Hampden Academy student, 17-year-old Anthony "Tony" Cote.
He's a young man on a mission to support an organization near and dear to his heart, and he's going about it in a fun and entertaining way
American Folk Festival Artists
American Folk Festival organizers have announced the first four artists signed for this year's event! Nothing says summer like thinking of three days listening to the cultural diversity of Folk Festival artists. Styles so far range from rockabilly to gospel, blues to zydeco.
School Disaster Response Plans Go Digital Aiding Law Enforcement Response in Three Maine Counties
It's been a work in progress for three years now. A collaboration of effort between education officials and law enforcement agencies in three Maine counties in an effort to improve law enforcements response in the event of a school emergency
Got Power? The Blackout That Doesn’t End – Can Maine Kick Start the Nation?
We are a country dependent on technology and convenience, which requires electricity, and it could be shutdown in a matter of seconds. It wouldn't be a temporary blackout either. Every precious electronic device we depend on would essentially be fried. All it would take is a solar flare or nuclear detonation at the right altitude.