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Maine is the bottom of the list when it comes to overall "sinning"... except when it comes to one thing.

A New York based pizza place featuring grilled pizzas and fabulous desserts like the Nutella pizza will soon be open in Portland.

Here's a mistake we all now know to avoid...

The folks at Fork Food Lab have thought ahead and invite you to their Relax & Snacks Holiday event happening tomorrow at their location on Parris Street in Portland

It's going to be a 2 day party for humans and their pups where you can dance the day away to live music, have fun decorating gingerbread dogs, get your (and your furry friend's) picture with Santa, enjoy a hot cocoa while you get your face painted or make a wreath and sip on some cider and more.

It's Beer Week in Portland, a city who tops the charts for the highest rate of microbreweries per capita of any city in the country. Here's where you should go!

The tours begins at 10:30am daily, your tour guide will tell you about Portland's points of interest and talk about the history as they lead you around the Old Port making 5 or 6 stops along the way so you can meet the chefs and learn about their personalized creations, the inspiration behind their dishes, and what goes in to making them.

Seltzer - plain, flavored, and alcoholic - is everywhere you look - and now, it's right in our very own neighborhood!

Finding a bar that checks everything on this list is harder than it sounds.

Beyond Maine producing a lot of great beer, the people here are devouring it too. The numbers have been crunched...and they don't lie.

Maine is known for its lobster and potatoes, but what about its lime and tequila?

In this era of DIY everything and craft cocktail throwbacks, it's no wonder that this trend is catching on.

I solicited Mainers for things to do this summer and you responded in droves!

As a studio dwelling dog lady with a boyfriend in Boston, it's crucial for me to get out of the house a few times a week.

Enjoy free champagne, silent and live auctions and more to help benefit Hoyt Therapy Dog Program at Maine Medical Center and The Barbara Bush Children's Hospital.

First let me just say that I was not 'buzzed' when a fellow patron showed me this cool piece of memorabilia at my bar.