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As the summer season approaches, here's how Old Orchard Beach, Maine, keeps their beach clean for visitors each year and why they need help now

If you're picking the best states to work remotely, you'd probably want somewhere quiet, near schools and stores, with little traffic. That sounds a lot like Maine, right? Well come to find out, we're one of the worst.

When you think of booming job markets, your mind might think of the bigger metropolises like New York or Los Angeles. But according to a recent report from Indeed, the city of Manchester, New Hampshire is making some serious waves.

WalletHub did the math, analyzing employment rates, average weekly hours, multiple jobs, volunteering, and even unused vacation days to find the hardest working and most relaxed cities in the US.

There's no better feeling than doing something nice for someone else.

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Realistically, the best job in Maine would be to get paid to stare at our dogs all day long, but since that can't happen, let's dive into some real companies around here, and how they stack up to our quality of life.

The ongoing challenge of affordable childcare continues. It's a daily struggle that affects families across the country, including here in Maine. With that said, this article may come as a little early Mother's Day gift, bringing a sigh of relief to working moms here in Maine.

New data has surfaced that provides a list of the easiest cities to score a high-paying job.

Why is New Hampshire the third best state to get a job in? Find out where other New England states landed in this report.

The perfect job doesn't exi-

This is quite the gig.

Accessible only by boat, the Islesford Dock Restaurant and Gallery served as inspiration for the Krusty Krab in the popular 'SpongeBob SquarePants' cartoon series.

A lack of seamen is causing staffing shortages for Maine ferry services.

The news director of a prominent Maine TV station shares a disgusting email from a viewer calling for the firing of female reporter over her hair

Ocean State Job Lot stores across New England are offering up free fabric to customers to make their own safety masks