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On the surface, these two cars parked together in Skowhegan don't stand out. Take a closer look, and you'll see why they actually do.

For more than a decade now, one particular parking lot in Portland has been overcrowded, leading to frustration and irritation.

You've probably done it and not thought twice, but is it illegal in Maine to pull through a parking space in a busy lot?

I have struggled with my reaction to something that happened recently.

Seen as a potential sinkhole hazard, an underground bowling alley in Portland, Maine is being demolished to preserve the safety of a parking lot

Following the success of Congdon's After Dark in Wells, a developer wants to turn a vacant lot in Biddeford into Maine's next food truck park

The current owners of the Brian Boru building in Portland, Maine won't demolish it, instead hoping someone will relocate the entire structure elsewhere

Visitors to Old Orchard Beach this summer will see a 33% increase to parking meter fees around the town starting on July 4th weekend

The holiday weekend produces yet another accident with a yellow pole at the Walmart in Auburn prompting an interesting change

Days after several accidents were highlighted, two more cars crashed into yellow poles at the Auburn Walmart officially making this a curse.

One person in Portland has accrued more than $1500 in parking fines over the last 17 months, refusing to obey the cities parking laws

Gaze upon this incredible tailgate mod spotted in Cornish, Maine of a Sasquatch petting a raccoon. What are we all looking at?

Visitors to Target in South Portland have noticed the parking lot is filled with storage containers. What exactly is going on?

If Sonic Drive-In is looking to expand to Maine in the near future, there's a perfect spot waiting for them in Westbrook/Portland

An urban explorer found one of the long-rumored underground bowling alleys in Portland, Maine. Take a peek at what it looks like today.

Live music and great food all while remaining socially distant and helping some great local businesses? Yes, please!