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People questioning the legitimacy of Maine has been on my radar since I was a young teen. I'll never forget going to a youth leadership program when I was 14 with kids from across the country. Some people thought Maine was part of Canada, or we were living similarly to the pilgrims. Apparently, the smartest kids didn't attend this program. Now I find myself regularly getting razzed about "living" in Maine on Twitter. That we're Canada Lite, that we don't have Internet, and that we just don't plan exist. We're a myth, a rumor, a brainchild of Stephen King. Then I was sent this TikTok. This ru...

An attempt to bring the title of World's Largest Ice Carousel back to Maine is coming up.

“If you cut a groove too deep, it’s hard to get out of it” “I’ve never wanted to be some one-dimensional artist, and with this new EP, I think I’m determined to show that there is much more to me than just a guy who can sing a love song”  That from his website  The former collegiate basketball player is 6'7". Look at the photo again. How tall is Paul Wolfe? The EP is Better Than That. It came out last October.  Before that 2 #1 songs, “Prayed For You” and “Everywhere But On”. And a song co written by Hardy Vote Yea or Nay for Matt Stell ‘ That  Ain’t Me No More�...

Moosehead Lake Chocolate Festival is a Go, in a New Way Destination Moosehead Lake Destination Moosehead Lake is still going to host the annual Chocolate Festival this weekend. However, for this their 17 th year, things will look a little different. Okay a lot different. But the chocolate ‘Moose Poop’ and other chocolate delicacies with taste just as good. Or maybe even better. For the safety and comfort of all participants the year’s event will be a drive through event. Bring cash. Available for purchase are 10 piece chocolate boxes for $10, and children’s boxes for $5. Bring cash to...

Evidence of one of the U.S. Navy's greatest losses is right here in Bangor, and Brewer. You've probably walked right by them a few times. If you've walked along the Bangor Waterfront, you've probably strolled right by relics of one of the most brutal battles the U.S. Navy has ever fought. The cannons, now historic decretive piece, on the waterfront once fired upon British ships during a Revolutionary War battle off the coast of Maine. The fight would be the greatest naval disaster in U.S. history until the attack on Pear Harbor over 160 years later, in 1941. What is known as the Penobscot Exp...