Jason Stewart

Hey! Let's ruin the last gasps of summer, by putting out all the Halloween stuff! Brilliant plan, bucko.

If he's placing fourth on his first race, it would seem the sky is the limit for what he can do in the future.

If you have the right kind of license, and are looking for work, this may be your ticket. Just try not to get one while you're driving the bus....

I just enjoy videos of folks doing their day to day things. Whether it's assembling cars, or cooking crepes.

There's recently been a big push on food donations, so they're feeling pretty food secure.

It might be tempting if you're cruising downeast, to stop by a blueberry field and help yourself to some berries.

So far the weather looks pretty decent, so get out and have some good family time. The summer ain't gonna last much longer!

In a day and age where crazy stuff seems to be happening more all the time, it's nice to have our state known for something so awesome.

Pretty much the most heinous use of social media I can think of, is to bilk thousands of dollars out of folks who can't afford to lose it.

I wish Wesley nothing but the best in whatever she chooses to do. She's a rockstar chef who we haven't heard the last of.

The city has crunched the numbers, and like Bangor, believes this will actually save residents money in the long run.

Cliff Cottage was built back in 1847, and has been on the National List of Historic Places, since 1973.

It'll be sad to see the shows end, but it's awesome that it's something Maine could call it's own.

The law goes into effect on September 19th, and State Police will be out enforcing it on the very first day.

Granted, the cost of the stamp will eat into your settlement money, but if your intent is to stick it to Equifax, then take your money and run!

The short answer? Not really.

There's always that one guy at the party, who's maybe had just a little bit too much, and thinks your totally over-the-top suggestion is awesome.

Anytime you can watch something that is so familiar, but you haven't thought about in almost 40 years, it's just crazy.

Unless there's teeth marks in your dinner, you may never really know. But it does put a different spin on whether you want it delivered, or pick it up.

Why it was buried in the yard for all these years, isn't readily clear. Maybe it was a prank, who knows?