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Gluten-free dining in Maine used to mean settling. These six places prove that's no longer the case.

A Brunswick filmmaker makes his feature debut with a mockumentary about competitive canoeing and yes, that's a real sport.

Don Felder, the man who co-wrote Hotel California is heading to Hallowell this Saturday, and the show supports a cause that hits close to home for a lot of Maine families.

If you grew up in Maine in the 90s, there's a good chance you can still hear that Funtown Splashtown jingle in your head without even trying.

A new report gives Maine's school system high marks for quality and safety.

The smell of BBQ, a cold beer from Baxter Brewing, and a kickball tournament named after a local legend — that's a Friday night in Lewiston worth clearing your schedule for.

Water Street in Gardiner has been quietly reinventing itself — new shops, good coffee, local art — and it's worth paying attention to.

A large turnout is expected at the Owl's Head Transportation Museum as the two-day show delivers a full lineup of exciting events.

Stinkhorn mushrooms look strange, smell worse, and somehow have flies doing all their dirty work and Maine yards are full of them right now.

Ox pulling, fireworks, a demolition derby, and now helicopter rides — the Topsham Fair is not easing into 2026 quietly.

A coffee trailer in Westbrook is serving drinks that look like dessert and taste like nothing else in the state right now.

Portland's ice cream scene just got a little more interesting, someone's blending real strawberries, mangoes, and peaches directly into soft serve, and no two cups look the same.

Most roller rinks you remember from childhood are gone now. This one in Smithfield just celebrated its hundredth year.

Three restaurants in Bar Harbor are quietly making the classic Maine lobster roll work for gluten-free diners, and each one does it a little differently.

Salem's SevMar Mediterranean Bistro is serving a cocktail that tastes like dessert — and honestly, it might be the most New England thing on any menu right now.

Brought your Stanley Cup to a coffee shop, a brewery, maybe a ball game — but probably not an ice cream shop. That's changing in Hallowell.