Sebago

From a thrilling car show to a grand parade, there's something for everyone at Sebago Days. Trust me, you won't want to miss this!

The best part about Portland, Maine is the diversity of original breweries we have here. We're absolutely a foodie and drink town which makes it possibly a bit easier not to realize some of the best ones have closed down. Did you know Sebago Brewing in Portland is gone?! Here's a few more.

In honor of Earth Day, I'm spotlighting five lakes in Maine that according to Green Healthy Maine stand out for their beauty, accessibility, and seeing that there coming from Green Healthy Maine, I would assume top-tier water quality. Lower Range Pond (Poland, Androscoggin County) Found inside Range Pond State Park, Lower Range Pond is a laid-back gem ideal for those who prefer a good float and ma

While our Pine Tree State is home to many beautiful lakes, one in particular stands out when it comes to sheer prettiness.

If you're dreaming of trading in the city buzz for the soothing sounds of the light waves and the occasional loon call, Maine's got you covered. Let's dive into some of the best lakeside towns.

Thalassophobia is the fear of deep bodies of water. If you have this phobia, you might want to consider skipping this trip to the lake.

Maine has a heck of a lot of water, but which lake is the deepest in the state?

Whether you’re in the market for a private island or new home or not, you should definitely check this place out.

Spending any time on Long Lake/Sebago this summer? Keep your eye out for Chunky Dunky!

One of the most popular brunch restaurants in New England, The Friendly Toast, has opened their first Maine location in Portland.

It's weird, but I always learn something new from these knuckleheads.

Known for its politically polarizing signs along Route 302 in Raymond, the Gulf of Maine Gunsmithing shop has closed for good

For those hot days boating on the lake, be sure to flag down Chunky Dunky!

The remnants of Hurricane Isaias made things interesting on Sebago Lake Tuesday evening, causing unusually large and dangerous waves

I apologize for the harsh tone but after seeing this photo on Facebook I'm simply baffled by the complete lack of common sense and courtesy.

Chipmunks aren't a rare sight in Maine, but a black chipmunk is. Someone spotted one in the Sebago area over the weekend