Oil

It’s that time of year again—when the great debate of “should I crank up the heat or just wrap up in blankets?” comes back to haunt us all.

I thought it might be fun... and maybe a bit painful to take time travel back in the day to see just how much more us Mainers are forking over for essentials these days. Spoiler alert: It’s way more than we’d like.

Alright, so we know that Maine winters like to stick around a little bit longer than the other seasons, but with spring on deck, here’s what to look out for.

It's actually against the law to toss out these 10 household items in Maine because they are considered hazardous.

We are all struggling with the increasing prices of oil, but one Maine church suffered deeply from this.

After multiple reports of people have a strange black residue on their feet after trips to Maine beaches, officials explain the likely cause

Many could get a break in New England, which is more dependent on heating oil.