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Moosehead Outdoor Alliance is hosting a dinner and silent auction this Sat., June 8th to improve and enhance mountain bike trails in the Moosehead Lake area.

It looks as though once the otter realized it was busted, it decided to high tail it outta there right quick.

Perfect for goin' out on the boat in the summah and ice fishin' in the wintah, bub!

If you've never been to The Birches Resort in Rockwood, then you're missing out on a beautiful and enjoyable vacation. Whether you stay in a room at the main lodge or you get your own private cabin, you'll enjoy the experience of immersing yourself in some of the best Maine has to offer!

I laughed out loud when I read a headline on the KJ's website this morning: "Franklin, Somerset County Snowmobile Trails Not Ready Yet." Really? The photo accompanying the headline was of brown grass with a few patches of snow. Are there people out there who are that stupid that would think, "there's a little snow...why not use the trails?"

The picture above is Billy, head chef at the Black Frog Restaurant (Facebook) in Greenville. The food there is all wonderful and the menu is fun to read (see below). My favorite things there are the burgers and the "Misteak on the Lake," which is shaved steak on a sub roll with onions and peppers. Get it with hand cut fries and you'll be in heaven. And try the unbelievable cole slaw. I g

I met Rich, owner of the Stress Free Moose, years ago when I'd go to the pub and eatery to see my late friend, Laurie Cobb, who worked there. I also met Stacey Duncan at about the same time. These two ladies could really make a person feel at home there...

Planes came from everywhere for the 40th annual International Seaplane Fly-In in Greenville on Moosehead Lake this weekend. Festivities wrap up today but the forecast for the day may keep attendance down...

My buddy Mike and I are weekend warriors. We gallivant all over northern Maine in search of just two things. Good pits to go plinking (target shooting) in and great food/drink. Sure, we can find both right here but it just isn't the same as driving for two or three hours and spending a hundred bucks on gas.

In 2010, the chairlifts of Big Squaw Mountain on the southwestern side of Moosehead Lake stopped for the last time. The doors closed, the skiers left and the once boisterous wintertime retreat was desolate and silent, save for wildlife. That's going to change.