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Maine Lobsterman & TikTok Star Profiled On ‘CBS Saturday Morning’
Maine has a lot of social media stars on TikTok. Chef Adam Libby, and Tatum Talks, are two who are visiting the upcoming Bangor Comic & Toy Con. They have a combined 6.4 million followers, but there is another influencer who is "making waves" on several platforms. Jacob Knowles has...
Maine Republicans say they have a plan to fix rising property taxes; Democrats say they're already on it
GORHAM, Maine — Homeowners in many communities are grappling with rising property taxes. Maine Republicans say they have a plan to help, and Democrats tout their existing initiatives, but meanwhile, the tax bills keep coming. Be it the result of local budget increases or property reassessments, homeowners say they’re...
‘They want to support small farmers’: Maine farm launches crowdfunding campaign
DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine (WABI) - Becoming a farmer has always been Dan Kaplan’s lifelong dream. In 2013 he bought five cows and Heartstone Farm was born. At 60, Dan began raising beef cattle on his farm in Charleston. The business has picked up following the pandemic as many families have...
Seventy golfers take part in Mars Hill Golf Tournament
MARS HILL, Maine — The 22nd Mars Hill Golf Tournament was held on August 10–11 with about 70 players enjoying the beautiful summer weather. Many of the players were from the area and from other golf clubs in Maine. However, we did have some players from far away such as West Virginia. They said that it took them 13 hours to drive to Mars Hill. The player had never been to Maine and was asked what he liked about the area. He said everything and he is going to bring his wife back to see the beauty of the area.
Bangor Humane Society hosts story time
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - What could be better than a good book?. That was the idea as Bangor Humane Society invited the public for a story time. They were treated to a story about the adventures of two French Bulldogs who get into some trouble on a Maine island. “It...
UMaine Extension 4-H offers online info session for aspiring volunteers in September
STATEWIDE -- The University of Maine Cooperative Extension is hosting a two-part online info session for adults interested in becoming Maine 4-H volunteers. According to a release from the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, the sessions will be from 6-7PM on September 18th and 25th. Start Your 4-H Volunteer Journey”...
Growing auto parts business opens new location in Presque Isle
A Maine business that started in Ellsworth has expanded its footprint in Presque Isle. Coastal Auto Parts/NAPA Auto Parts recently moved from the corner of Park and Main streets to a new, larger building at 211 Main, next to Griffeth Ford Lincoln. NAPA started as a group of independent auto...
Outdoor Skills Day offers public a taste of outdoor recreation
AUGUSTA Maine (WABI) - Those around Augusta had the opportunity to get some knowledge from the experts at Inland Fish and Wildlife’s End of Summer Outdoor Skills Day. “There’s still plenty of time left to enjoy the outdoors, and we’re heading into the best fishing season. My favorite is the fall fly fishing season, and we’re heading right into hunting season. So, bear baiting has started. We have fall expanded archery, rifle season, which leads us right into winter ice fishing. So, we’re getting folks excited about that,” said Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Education and Outreach Coordinator, Chelsea Lathrop.
Maine Artisan Shop reopens in Bangor
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - The Maine Micro Artisans is re-opening Friday. The new location is on Washington Street in Bangor where the Damon’s Beverage used to be. Caity Brown is the general manager for their new flagship location. “This location by far is the biggest we have,” Brown said....
Husson’s Kenzie Dore Named DIII Regional Student-Athlete of the Year
Husson University’s Kenzie Dore has been named Division III Commissioner’s Association/Chi Alpha Sigma Regional Student-Athlete of the Year for Region 1. Dore is among 20 student-athletes recognized in the third annual Division III Commissioner’s Association/Chi Alpha Sigma Regional Student-Athlete of the Year awards. Two — one male and one female — were chosen for each region.
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