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The Best Steakhouse Chain in America Isn’t in Maine Yet
Over the last decade plus, several parts of Maine have become a culinary destination for foodies. People have traveled to Vacationland specifically to try out many of the restaurants that have been featured in the spotlight. But almost none of those famed restaurants are steakhouses. Instead, Maine has relied on...
3 Reasons Why Maine’s Fryeburg Fair Trumps All Other Fairs
It's the best time of year again, fair season. As I'm coming down from the high that broadcasting Q97.9's Krissy in the Morning from the Fryeburg Fairgrounds brings, I'm reminded once again why this fair wins every year. There's something about the magic in the air on a fall weekend day that only this fairground brings and I'm gonna take my best shot at figuring out why. Besides the obvious fact, that yes, the Fryeburg Fair is the largest agricultural fair in Maine, fryeburgfair.com has the real info. Check these facts out.
The Excitement of the Nitro Circus Returning to Maine This November
Circuses have changed a lot over the last few decades. When most of us were kids, circuses included trained animals, clowns, fire breathers, sword swallowers, and other trained performers. These days, because of concerns about the treatment of circus animals, many shows focus on skilled human performers. The Nitro Circus...
Why Maine’s Heat Pump Program for Mobile Homes Demands Removal of Older Heating Systems
,In late 2023, Maine’s push toward energy efficiency took a step forward when Efficiency Maine announced that homeowners would no longer be required to disconnect their older heating systems to qualify for whole-home heat pump rebates. Yet, despite this progressive shift mobile and manufactured home owners still face a mandatory requirement to remove their existing heating systems to access similar rebates. This has raised questions, especially as Maine positions itself as a leader in sustainable home heating.
Maine legislator says stolen campaign signs likely due to political anger
On Tuesday night, Matt Powers, an Orono city councilman, and his wife were walking down Main Street at night when he saw a Black pickup truck stop by his neighbor’s house on the other side of the street. One person got out of the truck, grabbed a Harris-Walz lawn sign from his neighbor’s yard and […]
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