If you did not make it out on 'Black Friday' to do you shopping, think about this shopping strategy to save you some time or money or both! Check out the deals at Seize The Deal! The list of local businesses you can get discounted gift certificates for is amazing. Now, you can do this a couple of different ways.
Oh the last few days of vacation. How bitter sweet. I will be honest; there is nothing better than not having to get up to an alarm clock for days on end. But I miss the fun we have at work!
After overdosing on magazines and girly TV this weekend I have a few holiday ideas. I read a lot of stuff and I watch a lot of TV, and well, I am a store house of so many things. I just have to let this stuff out of my brain before I explode.
Colorado and Washington just became the first two states to legalize recreational use of marijuana. Now a lawmaker in Maine and lawmaker from Rhode Island say they would like to enact similar laws in their states. Money would be saved on the arresting, prosecuting and the jail cost of marijuana offenses. Plus, taxes raised from it would help out.
Maine will let the federal government take the lead in setting up a mandated online health insurance market. States had to decide whether to set these exchanges up or let the federal government do it for them. Maine Gov. Paul LePage said “he is not lifting a finger,” and “we’re going to let Mr. Obama do a federal exchange. It’s his bill.”
Bazinga! The crew from “The Big Bang Theory” pulled a little Carly Rae Jepsen “Call Me Maybe” flash mob action for their studio audience!
The Nut Wizard is a handy little tool to help you clean up the nuts in your yard! You need to clean them up, those things can do some damage if they get in your snow blower or lawnmower.
I went to the Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours on Wednesday evening at Transco in Augusta. Like at most of the business after hours events there were great people and wonderful food! Then I walked into the back room and who didI find? Elvis!
Governor and Mrs. LePage want to say ‘Thank you’ to everyone who helped out this year with the governor’s annual food drive. Maine's first family says the food drive in which donors dropped off non-perishables at the Blaine House brought in about 1,568 pounds of food for Maine families.
