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YAY, Arlo!

Patman's Redemption Center and Agency Liquor Store in Windham has closed the redemption side of their business, but the liquor store will remain open.

Grocery shopping for most people is aggravating enough without the common practice that many Mainers are guilty of doing.

We love this organization and everything they do!

Not all heroes wear capes!

This is good to know ahead of time.

Bright lights and big trucks will fill arenas in Portland and Bangor this October when the Hot Wheels Monster Truck Glow Party returns to Maine.

Yes, his head really is that big and his body really is that small.

When the Maine Turnpike is three lanes wide, there's a simple law in place that you may have no idea even exists

That explains all the shirtless photos.

4 out of the 5 largest employers in the state now offer paid parental leave.

Hearts for Human rights is happening at the Calumet Club in Augusta on Friday (Feb. 13) night starting at 6. It's sponsored by the Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine and promises to be a great time!

Augusta Businessman, entrepreneur and philanthropist, Roger Pomerleau and I were The Great Gatsby and Mini-Gatsby, respectively. The theme was the roaring twenties and all of the waiters and many of the guests were dressed in period costume. It is a night that people look forward to every year and this year's event was sold out a couple of months before it even happened...

Augusta Recreation is offering some GREAT soccer instruction and a chance for area teens (grades 1-6) to play in an indoor/outdoor program this spring! Marcio Biasuz and Peter Fortunato joined us this morning to talk soccer, thongs, sunglasses and more!

In case you haven't heard, today will be the first and only opportunity for the public to take complete tours of the new hospital on the Old Belgrade Road in Augusta. Tours will run from 1 to 4 and I'll be broadcasting there from noon to 2! Come see what all the talk's been about!

"Keep the Wheels Rollin'," is what the show's called. We're talking about the wheels that deliver meals to shut-ins all over central Maine. These are people who look forward to, not just the meal, but also, the company. Honestly, with government cutbacks, too many are on a waiting list.