Maine

Maine has several beautiful and unusual cemeteries that we drive by everyday without really thinking about them.

There's an art to making a good pie. And while there are many around who offer it, not all pies are created equal.

These, in this lady's humble opinion, are 5 of the best "hole-in-the-wall" spots in Eastern Maine. And if you know about others I should try, share the details!

There's another spot within the state that boasts beautiful views with plenty to do, where there are less likely to be the crowds and the high prices than other spots.

Homemade hard ice cream, or the perfect swirly soft-serve cone, with sprinkles (or jimmies), everyone has their favorite go-to spot nearby to grab a cone.

Maine has a long history with cryptids -- creatures whose stories have more to do with folklore than science. But, Maine's woods and waters are deep -- deep enough perhaps to hide the existence of some awesomely awful creatures?

Here's a list of 10 family-friendly spots, right in Eastern Maine, that you might want to check out.

The response to this long-time program is always positive, from the students and their parents.

It tracks that the powers that "bee" in Bangor would decide to start an annual "Maine Honey Festival", holding the very first one right along the waterfront.

After months on the market, it looks like there might be some movement soon on getting something else into that building.

As she explains, it's a little bit of a walk, and kind of hidden (as there's no real sign to tell you where you are,) but it's worth the adventure to get there.

Two floors of cozy and comfortable spots invite you to stop, sit, sip, and stay for a while.

Officials in Penobscot County are hoping someone will come forward with an idea for what to do with the land where the former YMCA in Bangor once stood.

They also have a history of celebrating April Fool's Day with social media posts that are clever enough to actually fool folks...most of the time.

...You are likely witnessing the wake-up routine for something we, here in Maine, affectionately call 'snow fleas' (even though they're not fleas at all.)

Officials say they expect construction to start on Monday, April 14th with a detour starting that day as well.