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The Must-Try Family-Owned Eateries In Augusta, Maine
A state capital may not be the first place you picture for a food road trip, but Augusta, Maine has plenty of reasons to pull over hungry. Family-run restaurants have built loyal followings here with food that feels personal, familiar, and worth coming back for. The variety is part of...
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This Maine Pizzeria Is So Good People Drive Hours Just To Grab A Slice
A pizza road trip can sound excessive right up until the first slice hits the table. In Maine, one small Route 302 shop has built a following around crisp crusts, bold char, and styles rarely found together under one roof. New Haven-style pies bring the thin base and smoky edges,...
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The Maine State Museum reopens in Augusta after 6-year closure
The Maine State Museum is ready to showcase history once again. After six years, the museum celebrated its reopening Saturday with a ribbon-cutting and a countdown, as hundreds of visitors came through the doors. "They put a lot of detail into remodeling it," said Angel Vinton, who was among those...
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Angelikah Fahray soars over life’s hurdles in new video ‘High Jump’
Never mind that the leaves are falling — Portland’s Angelikah Fahray says, “the time is now for our blooming.” The Maine alt-R&B artist doles out that soft-spoken wisdom on her new single “High Jump,” which arrived last week (October 15). The tune is a rare, completely unbothered appraisal of life as we know it: “No problems grow, my shoes scuffed up / My car on E, ain’t nothing / If times get tough, its Double Dutch / Can’t trip me up, I’m jumping,” Fahray sings on the chorus. In the accompanying video, which dropped last night, she roams a basketball court, ready to net her next success. “High Jump” is a reminder that there’s no hurdle you can’t clear — especially with a stabilized nervous system, courtesy of Fahray’s groove-laden but grounding music. Tune in below.
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Fur-ever Friend: Meet Daisy from the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland
PORTLAND (WGME) -- Each Friday on ARC Maine, we're joined live by a local animal shelter and one of their pets looking for their fur-ever home. Joining us this morning from the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland is their marketing and communications coordinator Matt Blanchard and Daisy.