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Sarah Braunstein celebrates her new novel that's in part 'about the romance people have for Maine'
PORTLAND, Maine — "Bad Animals" is a new novel by Sarah Braunstein, a writer who lives in Portland and teaches English and creative writing at Colby College in Waterville, and it's special to her because it's the first book she started and finished in Maine. Braunstein moved to Maine...
Beware of the Gigantic Dobsonflies in Maine
Okay folks, there is a big, fearsome-looking creature that has made its way into our lives in Maine, specifically Sidney. I saw this picture online, and the man who took it, Nicholas Jacques told me it was a Dobsonfly. Say what?. Nicholas Jacques is a talented local photographer who specializes...
The Loneliest Road in Maine Is Also One of the Most Scenic Drives
If you're looking to get away from all the hustle and bustle of people and cars in Maine (here's looking at you, traffic-congested I-295), there's one road that will provide a quiet trip and a beautiful look at the state. Big Think (using information from GeoTab) highlighted the loneliest road...
The Treats From Maine’s Newest Bakery Look as Good as They Taste
We love sharing positive news with you. After seeing so many Central Maine businesses close over the last few years, it feels great to be able to tell you about the opening of a new business. We found out earlier today that Augusta has a new bakery. According to a...
ScheckMate, a Passion & Nostalgia Concert, Coming to Central Maine Library
It's really remarkable when we reflect on all of the incredible community events that find their way to Maine's Capital City. Especially since the renovations and expansion project that was completed at Augusta's Lithgow Library. There are so many different, and oftentimes free, events that happen here in Augusta at Lithgow Library.
The Loneliest Road in Maine Is Also One of the Most Scenic Drives
If you're looking to get away from all the hustle and bustle of people and cars in Maine (here's looking at you, traffic-congested I-295), there's one road that will provide a quiet trip and a beautiful look at the state. Big Think (using information from GeoTab) highlighted the loneliest road...
ScheckMate, a Passion & Nostalgia Concert, Coming to Central Maine Library
It's really remarkable when we reflect on all of the incredible community events that find their way to Maine's Capital City. Especially since the renovations and expansion project that was completed at Augusta's Lithgow Library. There are so many different, and oftentimes free, events that happen here in Augusta at Lithgow Library.
Free Wednesday Night Concerts Return to Augusta, Maine, and Here’s the Lineup
It's time to party. For over 20 years, Central Maine's #1 hit music station, 92 Moose, has been bringing the capitol city of Maine the most epic summer concert series, and it's time to announce the lineup once again!. Boy, do we have a treat for you! Booking the best...
More than a dozen countries represented at International Food Festival in Pittsfield
PITTSFIELD, Maine — High school students from more than a dozen countries shared the tastes of their homes on Sunday as the International Food Festival returned to the campus of Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield. The event, which began in 2007, offered a chance for the school’s international students...
Open Your Homes and Hearts: The Dogs Of Augusta, ME Need You!
Interested in adding a furry friend to your family? Even if you're just keen on viewing some of the cute critters available for adoption nearby, there are ample pets waiting for their forever homes in animal shelters throughout and around augusta.
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