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Life in Maine - Bangor Metro (opens the original)
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Across Maine, gourds offer a more unexpected way to celebrate the season. Knobby, striped, speckled, twisted… No matter where you travel in Maine, you will be treated to beauty, tranquility, fascinating history, and plenty of… If you’re looking for ways to get yourself, or your family, outside and into nature, consider checking out the… From the Kittery Trading Post to Fort Kent’s America’s First Mile Route 1 sign, the on-site “I was here!” choices are limitless… Lobster traps are a familiar sig
Imperfect Heroes - Bangor Metro (opens the original)
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“The Seraph,” Jane Goodrich’s second novel immersed in late 19th century history, was released in July 2026. When we met in Southwest Harbor before her book event, Goodrich shared a story about her earliest authorial output. “I vividly remember running to the lawn chair where my mother was sitting outside. ‘Read my story!’ I said. ‘But you can’t read yet, dear,’ said my mother.” Little Jane was still too young to read and write, but she’d made a bunch of random marks on paper that she “read” to
The Maine Ingredient - Bangor Metro (opens the original)
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As fall approaches, there’s no better time to consider how best to care for our skin. With Maine’s vibrant community of farms and small businesses, it’s no surprise that the state is home to an abundance of quality skincare brands. For as long as people have lived here, Mainers have taken to the land and the sea to make their living — and many of those natural resources are great for your skin. From blueberries and calendula flowers to sea resources like kelp and seaweed, Maine’s thriving ecosys
Fall Foliage Frolics - Bangor Metro (opens the original)
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It never gets old. Every year, starting in September, the Maine wilderness transforms as the green canopies become kaleidoscopes of yellow, red, and orange. Some leaves even display pops of peach, pink, and purple. Fall foliage is a sight to behold. This colorful season also just happens to be an ideal time for hiking, with cool, comfortable temperatures and few bugs. (Though Maine is home to a species of mosquito that pesters people well into the fall — of course.) Some hiking trails are better
Going Public - Bangor Metro (opens the original)
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Coastal views, serene lake sunsets, iconic lighthouses — any of these can make for an ideal wedding location. And some of the best spots to find these across Maine are state and national parks and other public locations. Besides the natural beauty of hosting an event in a public space, these unique locations can offer more intimate and cost effective options. Planning a wedding often has challenges, but when planning a wedding at a public location, brides and grooms need to take extra considerat
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