Celeste

Nothing says Autumn in Maine like this event that will include lots of live music, local artisans, free children's activities and of course, food that will have you abandoning any end of summer diet that you have going on.

The summer of 2021 will go down in the history books as one of reconnection; with friends and family, nature and live music. Mainers received their Covid-19 vaccinations and enjoyed concerts, canoeing and cook outs. Taking nothing for granted, they captured lots of pictures; there were moments of community and of solitude and provided lots of inspiration to go explore Vacationland...

It's allergy season in New England, and my car is covered in a layer of pollen. The pollen madness got so bad that I had to hose off our patio furniture to eat dinner outside last weekend. Not only do I see that pollen, but mama, I feel it. Our bodies react to pollen as if it were an invader, similar to a bacteria or virus, so we have the same response.

Celeste has got five amazing facts about the man himself you probably didn't know but definitely should.

By taking about a minute to fill in your name on a form letter at SaveOurStages.com, you'll be asking Congress to include our venues in the next stimulus bill.

If you can, stay in and enjoy the A.C.. If you do have to go out in the heat, as uncomfortable as they are, face masks are an important component in preventing the spread of COVID-19.

Maine and New Hampshire have some of the highest rates of melanoma in the U.S.

The Maine Brewer's Guild has given us something to look forward to; Maine Beer Night. This is a virtual event that I am totally been stoked for.

Join the Stem to Stone Hybrid Live/ Virtual 5K race in Columbia Falls, Maine on Saturday July 18th. You can run in person following CDC recommendations or participate virtually.

I assumed that absentee ballots would only need one stamp, but you know what happens when you assume.

The additional $600 a week from unemployment will end July 25th. Many Americans were under the impression that the benefit ended July 31st.

Beyond hand washing, hand sanitizers and masks that must be worn properly, here are some more best practices for going back to your workplace.

According to the AmericanAddictionCenters.org, our country spent an average of 172 hours being drunk during the first eleven weeks of the pandemic.