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The places we grow up in are always part of us, and sometimes, that fact manifests itself in more ways than one.

The world has changed for Gen X, but we remember how it used to be. Here are five things that Gen X never had to worry about growing up in Maine.

I don't know about you, but I remember growing up in Maine never once worrying about ticks. What happened?

A Maine woman's inspiring journey of resilience led her to reclaim her voice through self-taught guitar and singing.

Ticks are annoying and enjoy putting you at risk of Lyme disease, this is why we should not feel bad for killing them. There are many ways to kill a tick. Here are some of the more horrific ways to end the life of a tick.

This weekend, a Maine woman was busy pulling a family of ticks out of her fathers beard. This year the tick population is exploding and this is what you should do.

What the hell? This sounds like some kooky conspiracy theory - but it's not!

We all know about ticks causing Lyme disease, but a plant? This plant is now banned in Maine because of Lyme disease!

Below zero temps this winter, and mid April snow are no match for one of nature's biggest nuisances.

You and your furry pals may be enjoying the mild weather we've been having, but beware of ticks.

The tick season is already upon us, and New Hampshire has one of the highest incidents of Lyme disease in the country.

Last summer I had to check my pets every day for ticks, and I found way too many. I keep them dosed with Frontline but my cat still managed to come home with them. Time to go on high alert because tick season has returned to Maine and New Hampshire...

Some people might think that because the weather has gotten colder, you don't need to worry about tickets so much.