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"We'll just tell your mother that we ate it all..."

State officials are urging Maine residents to keep an eye on their trees to make sure they are not being targeted by these unwanted pests.

Now you're probably asking yourself why you'd want to watch an interview that is more than 10 years old of a Maine lobsterman. And my best answer? Nostalgia.

The Maine Marine Patrol is investigating an apparent shark attack that happened yesterday off the Maine coast.

It appears to show a man fishing from the sidewalk next to McDonald's on the China Road in Winslow.

It's something that most of us here in Maine have come to love- a good old fashioned summer thunderstorm.

Would it really be summer without some really good thunderstorms? The short answer, of course, is 'no'.

Bath Iron Works, a General Dynamics company, and its employees have failed to reach a negotiation agreement on a recent contract.

Sounds like Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are going to be great beach days

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Teachers absolutely, unequivocally and wholeheartedly LOVE the students that they serve

In a post from their Facebook page, the Alfond Municipal Pool Complex has announced that they will remain closed the the 2020 season.

It seems like we've been living this 'new normal' life for years now. Realistically it's only been a few months, though most of us are already sick of it at this point.

If that doesn't due the trick, wash it down with their new tuna-garlic milkshake! I'm totally kidding- there is no tuna-garlic milkshake

It's an event that we all know and love here in Central Maine. Cony High School's Chizzle Wizzle is American's longest running high school variety show. And through some brainstorming, extra effort and grit, the 129th annual show will still go on.

According to News Center Maine, an RN from Augusta has been on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis in New York City, the biggest hot zone in the country.

According to the Kennebec Journal, the longstanding central Maine children's museum will close it's Augusta doors permanently and work on moving into its new location in Waterville. According to the museum's director, Amarinda Keys, they plan to buy the First Congregational United Church of Christ which is on Eustis Parkway in Waterville...