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Is he awesome? Well, as a painter, Spose is about to find out
PORTLAND, Maine — The painting shows a classic Maine scene: Wells Beach on a summer day, waves breaking on the shores, puffy clouds dotting a blue sky, and afternoon sunlight slanting across the sand and rocks. The setting is calm, idyllic, untouched by the presence of even a single tourist.
Police on scene of shooting in Saco
SACO (WGME) -- Maine State Police says a woman was shot Tuesday morning at 103 Temple Street in Saco. Police say the shooting happened around 7:44 a.m. The woman was taken to the hospital, where she is in critical but stable condition. Police say the incident is still under investigation...
York, Kittery communities raising funds to secure new trailer for veteran
YORK (WGME)--- Promising results are developing in the fundraising efforts for a York veteran and former Kittery police chief's new mobile home. Tom Barr, a Vietnam veteran and former police chief, was living in a mobile home taken over by black mold. The home was beyond repair and had to be demolished.
Savor the Flavor: The Top 5 Modern American Eateries in Ogunquit
This article presents a guide to five contemporary American cuisine spots in Ogunquit. Have you had the pleasure of dining at any of these places yet? If you have, we'd love to hear about your experiences in the comments section below!
New Home Needed: Meet the Latest Adorable Puppies Up for Adoption in berwick, ME
Whether you're thinking about adopting a pet or simply delight in watching cute animals, you'd find a plethora of endearing pets awaiting adoption at animal shelters across and close to berwick..
Scuba divers from New Hampshire help set up Christmas tree off Nubble lighthouse
YORK, Maine — A Christmas tree is shining brightly off the waters by Nubble Lighthouse in York, Maine. This rather unique holiday tradition is thanks to some scuba divers from New Hampshire. Each year, members of United Divers of New Hampshire head to the waters off Nubble Lighthouse in...
Here’s Why We Will Miss the Ultimate Gravy Restaurant in Wells
I suppose gravy can't make the list of favorite side dishes at Thanksgiving, as it's more of a topping, but man, do I love to pour it all over my entire plate. With the gravy season upon us, it's sad news that we say goodbye to a restaurant where the main focus was its signature gravy, during the season of gravy, nonetheless.
'Heartbreaking' need: Home for Now shelter in Rochester going year round with urgency
ROCHESTER — Responding to the rising need to help the homeless, the Home for Now shelter in Rochester is moving from seasonal to full-time operations. The makeup of the homeless population has changed and continues to grow since the initial establishment of the Homeless Center for Strafford County 25 years ago. With the opening of the new Home for Now property at 202 Washington St., with a capacity to house 35 people, the organization has significantly increased its sheltering capacity.
This Maine Town Named Best to Take Holiday Photos With the Family
I know this sounds so cringey, as if I'm trying to say "this is the best spot in Maine to take photos for the gram". I promise that's not how I mean this. The way the town is decorated for Christmas is just so beautiful, I wanted to pass it along as a suggestion for your own family or relationship photos.
Maine children’s author to produce a best-selling book about Dasher, Santa's reindeer
PORTLAND, Maine — For a writer, there’s just about nothing more thrilling than having one’s book land unexpectedly on the New York Times best-seller list. It happened to Matt Tavares, a writer and illustrator who lives in Ogunquit when his children’s book “Dasher” came out in 2019.
Bread, Pastries, and More: The 3 Bakeries in Kittery You Can't Miss
In this article, we explore three delightful bakeries located in Kittery. Have you had the chance to experience any of them? If you have, we'd love to hear your thoughts, so please don't hesitate to leave your comments below.
New Heart Health Center Opens in Somersworth: Local Residents to Benefit from Expanded Services
Wentworth Douglass Hospital’s Center for Heart Health opened its new location in Somersworth last month. The center began offering echocardiogram services four days a week and a device clinic for pacemaker patients one day a week in October. The hospital plans to add stress testing and expand the device clinic and echocardiogram services at this location.
A Journey Through Time: The Raitt Homestead Farm Museum in Eliot, ME
In the quaint town of Eliot, ME, the Historic Raitt Homestead Farm Museum offers a living testament to New England’s agricultural roots. Founded in the 1700s and spanning 33 acres, this pastoral treasure invites visitors to explore the legacy of a bygone era. Once a hub for brick manufacturing and a bustling apple orchard, the farm has evolved over the centuries, mirroring the shifts in American agriculture. Today, the museum stands as a vibrant educational resource, showcasing the Raitt family’s commitment to farming through meticulously preserved structures and lush natural habitats.
Homeless man dies in Sanford tent fire, cause under investigation
The identity of the man was not immediately known, according to authorities. Shannon Moss, spokesperson for the state’s Department of Public Safety, said Monday the cause of the fire is still under investigation by the state fire marshal’s office. Examiners were expected to perform an autopsy Monday, Moss...
The Cochecho Massacre: A Legacy of Betrayal and Retribution in Dover, New Hampshire
The town of Dover, New Hampshire, was forever changed on June 27, 1689, when the Cochecho Massacre unfolded, leaving a bloody imprint on its history. Major Richard Waldron’s betrayal in 1676, where he enslaved many Pennacook tribe members under the ruse of a mock battle, instigated a vendetta that culminated in a devastating attack led by Chief Kancamagus 13 years later. This act of treachery against the Pennacook deeply scarred the community, setting the stage for a violent payback.
Unhoused Mainers Grapple with Dangers of Staying Warm Amid Rising Homelessness
• Two unhoused Mainers died in separate incidents when their tents caught fire, potentially due to propane usage. • The unhoused population in Sanford has increased from 40 last winter to about 200 this winter, raising concerns about safety.
Double Homicide Arrest, Fatal Fire, and End of Woodland Pulp Strike on Good Morning Maine
Catch up on the latest news from Good Morning Maine, including an arrest in a double homicide, a fatal fire in Sanford, and the end of the Woodland pulp strike. Plus, get a detailed weather update for the stormy conditions in Bar Harbor.