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The State of Maine got sucker punched right in the face again yesterday, and these videos prove it!

Hang in there Maine, we will get through this! It has been a wild beginning to the work week, to say yesterday was intense, would be an understatement. With heavy rains and pounding winds, a good chuck of the state of Maine descended into darkness yesterday, and the storm brought down tree limbs, power lines, and all sorts of debris...

Winters in Maine are rough and we've all had to put up with it forever so if anyone gets to complain about it, it's us. Here are 30 things us Mainers always complain about during the winter. Do you also complain about these things?

Utility crews are hard at work across Maine in the wake of a damaging wind and rain storm that swept across the region just before Christmas.

Highs winds and heavy rains have been causing problems and damage Tuesday across Maine, especially in coastal areas.

In Aroostook County, 1078 meters were affected as of 4 pm Monday.

Versant Power said crews are working to address power outages due to high winds and wind gusts in Aroostook County and across parts of Maine. Estimated Number of Meters Affected: 3590   Aroostook: 1078 Hancock: 834 Northern Penobscot/Piscataquis County: 1010 Penobscot: 363 Washington: 305 Outage Details: Versant Power crews are addressing a number of power outages Monday afternoon, the result of s

Gusts of 63 mph were recorded in Cape Elizabeth, and 58 mph in Bangor.

Wind gusts approached 50 mph throughout the day Wednesday.

For updated information about estimated restoration times, please visit the Live Outage & Restoration Map.