How about you? Would you name you little princess ‘Yoga?’ Or your baby boy ‘Espn’? I like unique names. I think it makes one stand out and as an adult, I think that can be cool. As a kid, let’s just say a unique name can 'build character,,' hopefully in a good way. But the list of this years most original names has some interesting choices.
For the third in a row, Maine ranks No. 50 in 'Forbes' seventh annual 'Best States for Business' report. Gov. Paul LePage says he's disappointed but not all that surprised by the ranking.
I have been hearing about the East-West Highway it seems like forever, and now the Sierra Club says it is not the greatest idea for Maine. The environmental group actually called the proposed east-west highway across Maine one of the worst transportation projects in the United States.
Job postings are up around the state of Maine. The CareerCenter and the Department of Labor said Androscoggin County is just one county of many in Maine seeing a significant increase in postings. This is good news, but it is not the whole picture.
It seems hard to believe, but this weekend it will be one year since we first heard about Ayla Reynolds. 20 month old Ayla disappeared from her father's home in Waterville. Ayla's father reported her missing from his home in Waterville on December 17.
This is something for Maine to be so proud of in the holiday season. Thousands of Maine-made wreaths are beginning their journey to the National Cemetery outside Washington and hundreds of other locations around the world. A convoy of trucks is headed from Worcester Wreath Co. in Harrington with grees that'll honor veterans at cemeteries and other locations.
The 'Maine Potato Board' has done a dance video that is super cute and funny. They have it a their website SayPotato.com to help promote the Northern Maine Spud. Love it!
I went to see the Starlight Performers at Hallowell City Hall last night. They are female illusionists and they did one heck of a Christmas performance. Tonight is the last of this show. It starts at 7:30pm and I think you can get tickets at the door. It was SO much fun. And they were doing it all in support of the Family Violence Project.
City officials in Waterville are concerned about the increasing violence and vandalism in the Elm City. Officials are speaking out against the late-night downtown vandalism and violence that has happened recently.
