Moose Morning Show

a 12 year old Maine boy is in the hospital following a hunting accident that occurred over the weekend.

I have family in the linesman trade and it's something I always here people complaining about.

It really sucks (do you mind if I say sucks?) , that things all around Maine are being cancelled in the wake of a worldwide pandemic. But worry not, even though some of our most traditional events in the area are being cancelled for a year, organizers are working hard on replacement events so that the season doesn't have to go a full year without a little holiday fun...

At the time of writing this post (5:30 AM) , CMP is only reporting about 320 customers without power across the state of Maine

I had to do a quick double take this morning when in my newsfeed appeared a single rippled potato chip.

It's no surprise that there has been a major shortage of 'fun things to do' since all this COVID stuff started back in March.

According to News Center Maine, the city council in Sanford passed an emergency ordinance Thursday night requiring everyone in the town to wear a face mask in public or face a $100.00 fine for failure to comply.

According to WABI, members of the Augusta Fire Department's Hartford Station are being hailed as heroes following the rescue of a choking dog.

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.

Ready to get your eat on? The Skowhegan Regional Chamber of Commerce is hosting another food truck Friday tonight (7-31-20) at the municipal parking lot.

It's one of our favorite summer past times here in Maine on those hot, dry days. I'm talking about the exhilarating activity of bridge jumping, of course!

According to WMTW News 8, all Planet Fitness locations will begin requiring face masks on August 1st.

There are countless times throughout the week where I read something and mutter under my breath "this can't be true", though it turns out it usually is.

Sometimes I sit here in my office and write a headline for an article through tears streaming down my face. And, I don't mean that I was sitting here crying, I was sitting here laughing. Now let me be completely clear with you. Do I think that COVID-19 is anything to laugh about? Absolutely 100% not.

It's always vitally important to be paying attention to the road no matter the time of year.