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Maine's Sebago Lake is the deepest lake in the state. Did you know that beneath the surface lie relics of World War II?

Here's just a handful of some of the worst intersections in Maine chosen by me and some of my Facebook friends.

Did you know the man behind the Canadian version of Mr. Rogers was born and raised in Maine?

Do lobsters feel pain? We looked to the experts of all things lobster, The University of Maine Lobster Institute, for the answer.

What are they for and what do you need to know?

If you've lived in Maine most of your life, you know a lot of things have come and gone. If you long for those days of Maine's past, this list of 10 things you might remember from the '80s will bring you back for a while.
Anything we missed on this list...

The crazy hot temperature was recorded in 1911. It hasn't been beat. Yet.

Franklin, New Hampshire is planning on opening New England's first whitewater park featuring trails, parkour and more. And It'll be free.

With its eerie silence and unknown critters hiding among the greenery, the Maine woods is a scary place sometimes. Go on these spooky hikes if you dare!

Anyone who has visited Jasper Beach tells the tale of the "singing rocks".

On April 12, 1934, on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire, history was made when the wind on the top of the Northeast's tallest peak hit 231 miles per hour.

The cumulative number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Maine is now at 54,256

There's nothing like the trill of a unique find and a great bargain!

Here are 5 locally produced TV commercials for Maine businesses that you never forget because of the clever way they get your attention and leave an impression on you that you'll remember for the rest of your life.

A Volkswagen Beetle that was tricked out to look like a mobile COVID-19 virus was seen heading to Boston on I-93 North.

Come on, man!