Augusta

If you've lived in Central Maine very long, there's a good chance you've made at least a few visits to Lisa's Restaurant and Lounge in Augusta.  The restaurant, known for being open 365 days a year (366 on Leap Years), has a dedicated clientele and really dedicated staff...

According to the Greater Augusta Utility District, the city will be flushing fire hydrants from September 21st through September 25th, 2020.
The flushing will take place between 7:30 AM and 5 PM, except Wednesday and Friday.  On those days, the flushing will start at 5 AM...

For years, The Holy Donut has been Southern Maine's premiere local donut shop.  Key to their success has been the unique addition to their donut recipes: Maine potatoes!  Yes, it's mashed potatoes that give the donuts that unique, super-moist, texture...

While I do frequently have vivid dreams, most of them are not "sticky".  What I mean is they don't stick in my memory.  By the time I am fully awake, they are fading.  And, normally, they are completely gone by the time I hop in the shower...

According to a post on the Maine State Police Facebook page, they are trying to reunite a missing ring with its owner.
The ring was found at the Kennebunk Service Plaza located on the Maine Turnpike.  It was turned in by a Good Samaritan...

According to WMTW, Bangor's Benjamin Parker is in trouble after allegedly using a Bible has a weapon during an attempted vehicle theft.
The incident happened on Sunday when a man and his family stopped along West Broadway Street to take some photos...

According to WCSH 6, USA Today has named the state's sitting governor as one of Maine's "Women Of The Century".
In honor of the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote, USA Today is spotlighting women who've made 'significant c…

For years, Allen's Coffee Brandy has been synonymous with drinking in Maine.  Until recently, when Fireball and Tito's Handmade Vodka started to gain ground, Allen's was the king of booze in the Pine Tree State.
Now, they've taken their game to a whole new level...

The State of Maine government could be facing a $1 BILLION shortfall in the next three years

Their last day of business was July 31st, 2020