Summer Camp Fair for Kids
March 11, 2013 Do your kids want to go to summer camp, but you don't know what's available or how much they cost? Then you want to be in Orono on Wednesday for the 2013 Summer Camp Fair for Kids!
Public Service
Public Service
March 11, 2013
Ah Hah! What Are You Supposed to Believe? Life Style Habits or Nature’s Design?
March 11, 2013 Amazing don't you think?
Here we have lawmakers falling over themselves to pass legislation to try to regulate your behaviors, all in the name of making you more healthy. You can't eat this, you can't drink that.
Warning! The Ice is Getting Thin and This Weekend’s Mild Weather Won’t Help
March 8, 2013 Now's the time to get your ice-fishing shack off the ice and you better be very careful doing so.
Unity College Bear Study
March 6, 2013 Students at Unity College are working with the Department of Inland, Fisheries, and Wildlife to learn more about Maine bears. And they're asking for folks who live in a specific part of the state to report any sightings they may have. It sounds like an interesting project, that will include attaching a bear cam to one of the animals!
Dancing Like The Stars This Saturday
March 6, 2013 I have great respect for our own Dorian Daniels because she's taking part in this year's Susan G. Komen Dancing Like the Stars event coming up this Saturday. Brave woman! And she's doing great! But she needs our support, so won't you consider contributing to the Komen for the Cure, which supports women with breast cancer? It's easy!
Dorian does afternoons on one of our sister stations, but you've heard her on our station, helping us out with the news
Spread the Word to End the Word
March 6, 2013 Students at my alma mater are being asked today to sign a very special poster and take a pledge. The goal is to replace the term "mental retardation" with "intellectual disability." It's all part of a national campaign sponsored by Special Olympics and Best Buddies. Nice going, Brewer High Students!
A Craft That’s Not Just for Horse Shoes Anymore
March 6, 2013 They used to make house calls, or more specifically barn calls, but the craftsmanship of a black smith is still practical today, even if you don't have a horse.
Blacksmith Patrick Roy is getting ready to teach his craft in a course to those who might be interested, but there's only room for six students
Let the Tapping Begin and May the Sap be With You
March 6, 2013 A traditional ceremony takes place today in Augusta that is yet another sign of the impending Spring.
Governor Paul LePage will be joining others today to tap a maple tree on the lawn of the Blaine House
March is Music in Our Schools Month but Every Month Should Be!
March 5, 2013 (Highlights District VI Jazz Vocal Music Competition-Sumner Memorial H.S. 2013)
Take just a minute and think about all the ways your life is enhanced by music. You might enjoy your favorite musical, a church hymn, a thunderous score for an epic movie, or the soothing sounds of a symphony orchestra
Sugarloaf Mountain Searched for Missing Teen from Massachusetts
March 4, 2013 Maine Warden Corporal John MacDonald says 17 year old Nicholas Joy was last seen yesterday on the Sugarloaf Mountain Timberline Chairlift by his father. They had been skiing together most of the morning