Well, just watched the Travel Channels “Truck Stop Paradise” and yes they did visit Dysart’s just of I-95 in Bangor, Maine. Overall, not bad, they did not go out of their way to make Mainers look like hicks. (So many travel shows do that for some reason) And the food looked great..BUT, I do have a bone to pick with the Travel Channel.
Hello everyone, and welcome to the Time Out for Sports Talk blog! My name is Todd, I produce and co-host the cable-access program in the Boston area bearing this name that discusses the local pro sports scene.
Help out a great cause and get some really cool stuff Saturday, March 30 at the 'Maranacook Project Graduation Auction & Dinner.' Maine Humorist Gary Crocker will be the auctioneer, so you know it's going to be fun too!
First of all, I've got admit, even if it makes me look as though I've lived a sheltered existence, I have never been served nor have I ever SEEN a triangular pancake but, apparently, they do exist. This story comes from a school in the UK...
The games have wrapped up and the madness has ended for this year.
Thanks to everyone who took part in our NCAA Bracket Challenge. Check out the leader board below to see how you did!
Maine state trooper Eric Paquette noticed something a bit strange this week on a vehicle recently in Greene. He spotted a fake license plate. It wasn't just fake...it was a fake to end all fakes.
The forged plate was on the mini-van of Susan Powell of Albany Township and it was hand- drawn
The budget issues in Washington D.C. are hitting close to home again. Looks like parts of Acadia National Park will open late this year and they will look at program cutbacks.
Last summer, Bicentennial Nature Park on Route 3 in Augusta didn't open because of budget woes. This year, a group calling itself "Friends of Bicentennial Nature Park," is trying, through private funding, to make sure it opens in time for this year's hot weather....
I was at KVCC for a class recently and was talking with a classmate. I discovered she had been a ballet dancer in Boston at one point. (Totally explains her graceful movements) But, she had also danced the flamenco! Then she tried to teach me some very basic moves. That is where it all went wrong, very wrong.
At first, this sounds like a great opportunity. Bas Lansdorp will train people for free so they can survive in a Martian community which is tentatively scheduled to get underway in 2022. He says it'll take eight years to train and while the technology is there to get people TO Mars, there's currently no way to get them back so, well, you'll have to die there...
