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The new school year is about to begin! For some it's very exciting time, but one in four Maine children is struggling with hunger. The Locker Project wants to change that...

Parents everywhere can relate to this. You've got to go somewhere,but your kid is having no part of going into the car seat. Frustrating, right? Now picture it happening on live television!

The iconic Maine retailer has recalled a childrens product over lead poisoning fears.

From Kittery to the County, Maine has more summer camps for kids than you could ever imagine. Discover the perfect camp for your kids here!

Pencils (or bricks) down, everyone — this is officially the best Jurassic Park fan-made trailer we’re going to see, ever (unless someone has a line on some sick animatronics). A father/daughter team utilized over $100,000 worth of LEGO pieces to create a three-minute stop-motion Jurassic Park video, featuring some of the best moments from Steven Spielberg’s classic film.

When parents tell their kids there's another baby on the way, they never know how the little tykes will react. This little girl proves that in spades.

You love ‘Frozen’, but you've already seen the movie and listened to the soundtrack an infinite amount of times. What to do? Well, just keep counting down the days until March 13, when an all-new ‘Frozen’ adventure—‘Frozen Fever’—opens in theaters with Disney's ‘Cinderella’.

You love ‘Frozen’, but you've already seen the movie and listened to the soundtrack an infinite amount of times. What to do? Well, just keep counting down the days until March 13, when an all-new ‘Frozen’ adventure—‘Frozen Fever’—opens in theaters with Disney's ‘Cinderella’.

When you were a kid, did your dad ever BLOW YOUR MIND with magic?

How adorable is this? You can feel this dad's frustration and exasperation as he tries to get his 4-year old daughter, Lola, to sing the one-line "one day we went to the zoo." However, she just can’t seem to get the words right.

Special Education Teacher Jennifer Dorman has been named Maine's Teacher of the Year. Dorman, who teaches English and language arts, has taught at Skowhegan Area Middle School since 2009.

The Augusta school board will be holding a special meeting tonight (Sept. 25) at 6:30 p.m. at the Capital Area Technical Center. The public is invited to discuss the elimination of crossing guards.

Sherry McArthur, a former Augusta crossing guard doesn't care that she's no longer getting paid to keep kids safe. She says she has a responsibility to the students and their parents and so she's going to continue showing up for work.

Forget Derek Jeter or Mike Trout -- here's a baseball star we should all admire.

Apparently, this is the cutest interview you'll ever see.

Anyone with kids knows getting them to bed can be an exhausting undertaking, so pity this poor mother who's trying to put twins to sleep for the night.