Celeste bought her first BLM T-shirt at Levinsky's in Biddeford and listened to the Blimp on her boombox while catching rays by the lifeguard stand in OOB. She became a D.J. with WBLM in August 1989, and she loves every day of hanging out with the station's hilarious, salty listeners. She feels blessed to have such great friends, and her two daughters and husband, Mark, are the best people she knows. She also loves to travel together and enjoy sushi for Family Date Night.
Celeste
How To Support Local Businesses That Are Impacted By COVID-19
There are some things we can all do to help struggling businesses and restaurants.
All Catholic Masses In Maine Have Been Cancelled
Catholic church masses are suspended in Maine temporarily because of Coronavirus.
City of Portland Asks Families To Stay Off Public Playground Equipment
The city of Portland is asking that families not use public playground equipment because of COVID-19 concerns.
How To Get Your Home Video Conference Call Ready
Our coworkers are in our homes. Not physically, but through video conferencing. Time to get the house ready for company, folks.
U.M.O. Held “Coronamencement” For Seniors
The University of Maine at Orono held an honorary commencement, or "Coronamencement", on March 13th for the graduating seniors.
“Scrubs” Episode Shows How Easily Infection Can Spread
You could be asymptomatic or not yet showing symptoms after exposure to someone who has Coronavirus, but you would still be contagious.
Here’s How to File for Maine’s Expanded Unemployment Benefits Due to COVID-19
Maine's emergency unemployment benefits will cover situations that aren't usually covered.
Hand Washing and Sanitizers Drying Out Your Hands?
According to WMTW, many of us are experiencing dry, cracked hands from all of the scrubbing and alcohol-filled hand sanitizers that we're using to battle off COVID-19.
There are a few ways you can take care of your hands while taking care of business:
Keep moisturizers handy at home and at work
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If Maine Schools Close The Free Lunch Program Will Continue
The USDA has approved that the Maine Dept. of Education continue to provide free lunch to students who need it, even if their schools close due to COVID-19.
A Mainer’s Checklist for Possible Home Isolation
Preparing for a possible isolation? Here are some suggestions to help you get through it.
U-Haul Offers Free Month Of Storage To Displaced College Students
U-Haul is offering 30 days of free self storage to displaced college students.
Sign of Spring, The Wednesday Farmer’s Market In Portland Starts To Return
This week a true sign of spring arrived when two farmers set up their stands intown Portland.
Can You Spare a Square? Where’s the Toilet Paper in Maine?
What can you not live without if you have to self quarantine?
Urn With ‘Grandma’ Written on It Washed Up on New Hampshire Beach
Ellen Copello came upon something else that was unexpected and interesting, an urn in the sand with the word "Grandma" on it.
Maine Black Bear Babies Get Snuggles During Annual Survey
State biologists are taking part in the annual Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife cub survey and visiting over 70 bear dens.
Please Take Down Your Christmas Decorations, It’s March
I wondered how they got the wreaths up there and how they would take them down. A blue cherry picker arrived and transported a dude up four stories to pluck the wreaths from the building.