Boating

As summer rolls in, it's time to wake those boats from their winter slumber and get them sparkling clean for the season ahead.

When it comes to boating in Maine, your options are virtually endless. From small ponds and waterways to massive lakes, rivers and even the ocean, you could spend all day every day boating here and never run out of new water to explore.

These superstitions come from stories, folklore, tropes, myths, or legends and many are still lived by to this day whether it's for the fun of upholding tradition or you can't imagine not because who knows what will happen if you don't.

Nonesuch River Brewing Company is building on their success with the purchase of another successful restaurant.

The goal is for Maine's waters to be safer for everyone.

An amazing survival took place in Maine when a boat capsized and a lobsterman and lawmaker were on board.

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

The Maine Game Wardens don't mess around, and hundreds of people got to meet one this weekend in Vacationland.

Races are scheduled for this weekend on Watchic Lake in Standish! This looks wicked fun!

While flying a seaplane on the Androscoggin river Todd Buckley and his fiance Deniz Burnham saw a group of people stranded on a boat. They noticed that the boat was taking on water and sinking fast. Todd sprung into action and found another boater willing to help...

I was just a tiny toe head at the age of four when I first witnessed the Locks at Sebago. I remember sitting on "The Songo River Queen" wondering just what was going on. Now a "few" years later, I actually know. This is a fun Summer bucket list item!