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Imagine...you're suddenly in purgatory, informed that you are dead. You have so many questions. Luckily, the processor allows you one minute to ask whatever you want to ask. Sit back as fun ensues!

Nick Shea is 2-0-0 as and MMA fighter. His last decision in September was unanimous. Now, this Richmond resident has a chance to add "Rookie of the Year" to his list of accomplishments and you can help!

Rick Pinette is one of my favorite singers ever...not just because he's from Maine but because he is just so good. But his history after Oak may surprise you! It sure did me!

Hailey Chaney is from Jay and a recent graduate of Spruce Mountain High School. To follow her ambitions to be a model/actress, she is in the right place. In September she moved to Burbank, California, which is right near Hollywood. She is a finalist in the Miss Jetset 2015 contest...

As I watched my frozen 24 pound turkey begin it's thawing process, I was struck by inspiration and song.

Yes...this is pretty gross. A truck hauling fish apparently "fishtailed" and spilled it's smelly load yesterday in front of Windsor Elementary. Figures, the fish would want out as soon as they knew they were going by a "school." I hope the kids enjoyed their cafeteria lunch of "fish sticks...

Put your cart in the rack (rimshot)! How 'bout a rack of beer (rimshot)? I've go a million of them. But this story doesn't involve groceries. Rather in involves a bull moose at the Hannaford in Skowhegan recently.

Cancer Survivor's Day is Saturday (9/12) at the Harold Center for Cancer Care on the Old Belgrade Road in Augusta. Hear and meet cancer survivor and Maine humorist, Tim Sample. He'll be speaking at 1pm.

Harvey Lembo in Rockland was sick and tired of having his apartment broken into by losers looking for drugs and money. Finally, on Monday, he bought a gun. It's a vintage revolver. He put it, loaded, under his pillow. Monday night, someone broke into his apartment. Harvey was ready!

What thing to know about Governor LePage. He does what he says he'll do. He said he'd sign the constitutional carry bill and yesterday, he did just that. In 90 days (the length of time necessary for the law to take effect), a concealed carry permit will no longer be necessary to carry a weapon in Maine. Open carry is already allowed.