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World Population Review put together a list of five key factors that resulted in Maine being named the second most boring state in the entire country.

Are you a Howie fan?

You might need to grab the tissues for this one!

The former Mrs. Bezos, MacKenzie Scott just tied the knot with a school teacher originally from Oxford County, Maine.

What in the sweet hell can go wrong in just four days? Did she bash one of his movies? Maybe she scratched Eleanor?

Well-known People Magazine picked up on the local lovebirds, or, loveDOGS, featuring them on their website!

Senior dogs, Jack and Diane were wed at Kennebec Valley Humane Society last week. The newlyweds are still looking for a place to call home.

According to a new study fewer and fewer couples are getting married these days.  Bowling Green State University’s National Center for Marriage and Family Research shows the marriage rate in the U.S. in 31 marriages per 1,000 unmarried women.

After being single for six years and not being able to find someone, Grace Gelder of England is finally married…to herself. She didn’t even have to change her last name after marring herself in a ceremony where she wore a gown and veil.

John and Ann Betar of Fairfield, Conn., have been named as the longest married couple in the United States. They have been married for 80 years with five children, 14 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. They met while growing up in Connecticut, but Ann’s father arranged for her to marry another man, so John and Ann eloped, which she now says was the right choice. The couple says they don’t l