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A new study of Google trends suggests Mainers really love Harry Potter, Star Wars and LARPing, making us one of nerdiest states in the country.

The restaurant will be called 'Verna's All Day', described as a casual, classic American chop house that will offer locally sourced seafood, steak and other entrees as well as classic cocktails.

It's actually not for camouflage from lions and other four-legged hunters, but it is for a different kind of protection.

Source: WalletHub A child is bullied every seven minutes in our country. According to the National Education Association, more than 160,000 children miss school every day out of fear of being bullied.

A new study just released from Stanford, MIT, Harvard, McKinsey, and the U.S. Treasury looks at what are America's longest-living cities. The study, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, used income versus life expectancy in a sample involving more than 1.4 billion person-year observations of Americans between the ages of 40 to 76. After comparing the taxes people earned t

An article in USA Today that quotes Car Insurance Comparison's (CIC) data that ranks the best drivers among the fifty U.S. states and the District of Columbia.

In a national study, Maine fell by four states in national ranking since last year when it comes to health. Last year, Maine came in 16th healthiest and this year we’re 20th.

I'm writing this to get the opinion of both parents and 15 to 16 year olds. Over recent years, there has been a steady decline in teens going for a driver's license. At what age did you get your license?

Sleep Apnea is hard on a person. Basically, you never dream because your breathing gets shallow and apnea causes you to, literally, stop breathing. That causes you to wake up, whether you're aware of it or not, and breath (or else you'll die).

I snore quite a bit. Marie Anne even says I stop breathing for short intervals. She would know. She's sometimes kept awake by my snoring. I suspect that those times I stop breathing might be "assisted breaks," if you catch my drift. Actually, I'm kidding. I do that with serious matters because it helps me keep a distance from the potential problem.

Hey, it's the day and age of blaming something besides ourselves for our shortcomings. So I offer you today an excuse. An excuse for why you are always late for things!

After everything we've been told about being overweight and the dangers of it, a new study has come out that flies in the face of everything we've been warned about...