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I go into the Portland Joanne Fabric at least once a week to try to take advantage of the closing sales before they permanently close. I have to tell you I was not impressed by what I found. Here's an even better unique and local craft store to try instead.

Please tell me you've tried Galaxie Salsa. Don't let the zucchini scare you away.

Big changes could be coming to Portland’s live music scene, and not everyone is thrilled.

If you’ve been to the grocery store lately, you’ve probably noticed something weird: egg prices are out of control but there are fresher and more affordable options here in Maine.

There's nothing like a cup of coffee to give you that much-needed energy boost to tackle the day ahead.

This Maine-based dating show is called "For Love or Lobsters," and it's the perfect mix of comic relief and local relatability.

The debate over surcharges on credit and debit card purchases has been simmering for years. Whether they should be allowed really depends on who you ask. Maine's law is clear, but is it fair?

It's so important to support our local small businesses.

Maine isn’t just a place—it’s a vibe, a lifestyle, and in some cases, a personality trait. Got someone on your holiday shopping list who bleeds Vacationland pride? Maybe they live here full-time, spend summer here, or just can't stop talking about their last trip -- these Maine-inspired gift ideas are perfect for the holidays.

A national publication has named a popular Portland, Maine, spot as one of the best neighborhood sandwich shops in the nation

'Tis the season—time to embrace the spine-chilling thrills of Damnationland. The annual showcase of Maine-made horror films is back at the State Theatre this Friday night.

While Maine has a handful of terrific local and national steakhouses, the top-ranked chain in America still hasn't found its way to Vacationland

Admit it. You do some of these.

Any and everyone on the Seacoast has surely driven by Jumpin' Jay's Fish Cafe, situated on the corner of Congress and Middle Streets just two blocks from Market Square.

The seasonal father-and-son-owned operation serves fresh, local seafood in an outdoor waterfront setting.

It doesn't get more "local" than this.