Seafood lovers cannot say that they truly have visited Maine until they experience the taste of a Maine Lobster. Maine lobster, sometimes referred to as the King of Seafood, has a distinctive flavor that’s both mild and slightly sweet. Maine lobster is so impressive; it can turn any event into a celebration. Harvested from the icy, salt water of the North Atlantic Ocean, Maine lobster is a natural delicacy for any occasion. http://www.meliving.com/lobster/index.shtml

ME State Parks: Hiking with your canine companion in Maine can be done very easily. All of the State Parks in Maine allow pets……read more

Check this web site out for all the information you will need to know……http://www.meliving.com/fishing/midcoast.shtml

Bowdoin College Museum: Beauty and Duty: The Art and Business of Renaissance Marriage, an exhibition of art and artifacts that looks at past rites and rituals, opens on the evening of March 26, 2008, and continues through July 27 at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art.

When are we going to get the government to do something about the prices?? They are worried about a recession but unless they cut the price of oil it will happen. Everything evolves around the price of oil and the consumer pays for it in every way, apart from the obvious; Anything that has to be taken by a vehilcle or made and grown with the help of oil is going to cost more and the costs are passed to you the consumer. Read this as just one of many many examples:

Ferry Line To Implement 50 Cent Fuel Surcharge

Yet another young life lost to this crazy war. How long are we going to put up with it?? http://www.wmtw.com/news/15740168/detail.html

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Maine is full of surprises and little known historical facts. It’s a museum-lover’s diamond mine and home to more surviving forts than any other state.    read on

From maple season in March, through apple-picking season in late fall and into Christmas tree season in December, Maine farmers invite visitors to enjoy the scenery, get a breath of fresh air and perhaps a bit of exercise too. Visit a Maine farm to……more