Matt James

After trying and failing once before, here are 4 chain restaurants that should consider making a comeback in Maine

My mom used to take us for doughnuts every Sunday after church, so I have a soft spot for old doughnut shops. All good things come to an end and that is the case for a decades old donut shop turned diner in Massachusetts. Twin Donuts in Allston, MA will close its doors next Monday, March 24 after seventy years in business...

The Portland Sea Dogs will pay homage to candlepin bowling, with a special game in August. The team will change its name and wear special uniforms for the occasion.

Folks attempting to leave the Providence Place parking garage on a recent Saturday evening found themselves trapped for hours.

Maine is home to some incredible Irish pubs and bars where the St. Patrick’s Day spirit lasts all year long. Take a look at this list of some of the best in the state.

Let's break down what amount of money we need to live a decent life in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, shall we?

The total is $398 million, just waiting for the right person to step up to grab. The cash value, according to the site is $185.7 million.

Get the scoop on what can and cannot be recycled in New Hampshire, and avoid these common recycling mishaps.

This snake is Maine's largest, and most endangered species. Here's a look at the Black Racer snake and why it's important to us.

Maine is the only US State where Atlantic Puffins breed - if you want to see them before they leave, you must take a tour during their short breeding window.

WOW! A coastal Maine Hotel was just recognized by Time Magazine as one of the "World's Greatest Places" in 2025.

The Goat is taking over the world! Or at least New England.

YAY, Arlo!

Ice beds, ice bar, ice chairs - EVERYTHING is ice at the only Ice Hotel in North America. It's only 2 hours from Maine and it is an experience like nothing you have ever seen.

There is nothing better than seeing a live show at Fenway Park in Boston. It *almost* doesn't matter who is on stage. Having said that, each year, Fenway sees more and more artists in all genres.

There are thousands of acts who have climbed the stairs from the parking lot into the venue and onto the stage. These are the ones that have, in some way, influenced my life. Whether it was the piano of Ray Charles to the passionate voice of Janis Joplin, to think that they have been in the same place that I have frequented so many times sometimes still blows my mind.