Fall/Winter 2016

According to the KJ, New Hampshire Motor Speedway hosted a pumpkin launching competition over the weekend.

Since Halloween is only a couple weeks away, a lot of people are re-watching their favorite scary and horror movies.  Here are my top 5 "scary" movies.  Some of them aren't your typical horror movies, but they are still def worth checking out.

The Energy Department said earlier this week that the cost to heat our homes this winter will be sharply higher than last winter.

What does a Earl, our Zombie Baby and his mamma (ME!) do on a lovely fall morning? We go out and play Pokemon GO. Love me my Zombie Baby!

Come on....you can tell me. I won't spill the beans. Do you put your pet in a costume for Halloween?

There are few, if any, things in life that provide a bigger blessing than our children. Evan, my pride and joy, was awarded student of the month at Windsor Elementary School last week!

In case you didn't know, we just moved back to New England after 18 months in Western Pennsylvania.  One of the biggest things I missed while we were out there was going to Maine's Blue Ribbon Classic...  The Fryeburg Fair!

Halloween is only three weeks away and it's time to start thinking about getting the pumpkins to decorate your home, for the kids to carve and for pumpkin pies. A great way to spend some time with your family is by going to a local pumpkin patch and picking out a pumpkin or two.

The northern and western part of Maine are at peak foliage and the Augusta-Waterville area are about a week away from peak conditions.

So, you're not quite sure what this big celebration is all about? Well, don't be alarmed. We're here to help. Each and every fall, more than 15,000 people flock to the waters edge to enjoy the Damariscotta Pumpkinfest and Regatta!

This sounds like a great day of fun for the entire family, Harvest Day is coming up on Saturday, October 15th at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray.

Maybe you've noticed, but I'm going on a major ghost kick this month with my content. Obviously it's getting pretty close to Halloween, and every year, this kind of stuff fascinates me more and more.

We talked a little on the Moose Morning show today about this. Supposedly,this is one of the most haunted areas in Maine.

The L. C. Bates Museum will be one of thousands of places around the world with telescopes pointing toward the sky this weekend in celebration of the Moon.

This annual event has grown in popularity over it's short history in central Maine, the 7th Annual Swine & Stein Oktoberfest in Gardiner is this Saturday from 11:30 until 6:30.

Each and every year my buddy Joey and I head north for a couple days of beer drinkin, gun shootin' redneck fun! *DISCLAIMER* The beer drinking and gun shooting happen at separate times...usually. ha. Seriously though, for real.