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In a twist of fate, a local lobsterman reels in a lobster that looks like it jumped straight out of a candy store—meet Timmy, the cotton candy lobster.

The center of the Old Port finally has a convenience store again—and no, it’s not your typical corner shop with a standard rack of candy and dusty Advil from 2009. You’ll still find your Bud Light, Ibuprofen, and TP, but things get weird when you hit the snacks. Green Tea Kit Kats? Check. Cucumber and Sea Salt Pringles? Yep. Rice Krispie Treat Peeps? For some reason, yes.

When it comes to different towns and cities and Maine, each is home to their own unique landmarks, businesses and places to visit.

Missing out on the top honor, a campground in Boothbay, Maine, has been named among the most unique in America

Before they were all uniform in look, a handful of McDonald's locations in Maine once had unique designs and features.

Get ready to "ooh" and "aah"

There are 482 municipalities in Maine split up between 16 counties. If you’ve got field, farm, ville or corn in the name of your town, there’s a pretty good chance it made the list.

Maine’s electoral vote system is unique because it splits votes between the statewide winner and district winners. This means your vote has extra impact, especially in close elections. Find out how this could affect the upcoming race.

Scoot over angel and star, we've got some very creative tree toppers.

An artist in Woolwich made a one-of-a-kind donation.

If you're one of those people who often says, "I just want to be by myself," this property could be your dream home. About an hour northwest of Bangor, 400 Windy Pitch Drive is located in the tucked-away wilderness of Parkman, Maine.

This unique find is not for those hoping to blend in.

Sure we have towns like Portland, Oxford, and Rockland, but we also have Eustis, Smyrna, and Passadumkeag. Say what?