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In the small town of Randolph, Maine, a historic bike path holds tales of ghosts, orbs and ritualistic lands.

Let's hope to God you don't need to be in one, but if you do, Maine is where to be.

One of Maine's contributions to the war on COVID-19

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

Our thoughts are with all those affected.

Make the trip to a participating Dairy Queen for Miracle Treat Day-at least $1 from every Blizzard sold locally will go to The Barbara Bush Children's Hospital.

The Augusta hospital got great reviews from several hospital rating organizations

There's a good chance you know someone who's had the flu in the last few weeks

Turns out having a baby isn't very cheap. Especially when you have a C-section.

When I delivered lunch to Kelley and the the staff at the New England Animal Hospital in Waterville, I met a wonderful parrot named, "Rock." He stood on my arm. His feet were warm.

I remember Saturday nights out, hangin' at the Drive In, hitting McDonald's for a couple of Big Macs afterwards then heading to Belgrade with my pal, Ricky, to hand out with our hot dates and kill a few "pounders." I thought about those nights this past Saturday as I listened to the droning of an air conditioner, twenty or more wires glued and taped to my head, chest and legs. On this wi

Ellen Wells is a great lady. Always smiling. Always happy. Always a pleasure to see. The good news is, you can see her Saturday at the Quarry Road Recreation Area with Inland Hospital from 10-1. It's their third Family Fun Day and it promises to be a GREAT time for everyone in attendance! There are great activities, prizes and more!

I have a list of the 11 most dangerous sports your child can play. Some of these sports may be considered no-brainers, but others you may find interesting. The information was compiled from kids going to the ER due to injury playing these sports. To be quite honest, a few of the sports on the list you could consider to be less sports and more like activities.

"Would you still love me if I was ever in a car crash and disabled?" That's the question I remember asking my girlfriend, Tammy, as I dropped her off at her job at Robinson's Nursing Home in Gardiner on Saturday morning, 6/21/80, the first day of summer and a couple weeks after I had graduated high school. "Of course I would."

I went to school with Nancy (Capen) Feeney. She's about to run her second marathon. I'll probably walk to the end of my driveway to get the mail today. So, you could say, we're a lot alike, Nancy and me. :-)

If you've ever spent any time in the hospital, I'm sure you've received a survey to fill out asking you about your experience. Back in February, I had a hernia repair and I received a survey to fill out a month or so ago. I never did finish it and mail it in, so guess what, I got another one in the mail to fill out.