Freeport

We all love the world famous LL Bean boots, but have you ever wanted to know how they're made? LL Bean is one of the last multi-channel U.S. merchants to still own and operate a U.S. manufacturing facility. They proudly employ 450 people at their Brunswick factory, where they continue to make iconic products like the LL Bean Boot...

When Kevin Halton opened up his shipment of lobsters from Boothbay for Two Cousins Fish Market in Freeport,  he was startled to see what he thought was a pre-cooked lobster in the package. That is, until the lobster moved. What Kevin had was a very rare red lobster...

New England Patriots QB Tom Brady sent a video to wish a fan from Maine a very happy birthday. Not just any fan... but Dorris Farrar, who is 111.

After KKK flyers were found in Freeport on Monday Morning, RSU5 Superintendent Becky Foley sent this message home to parents and students: From: Ginny McManus <mcmanusg@rsu5.org> Date: Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 8:40 AM Subject: Letter to the RSU5 Community from Superintendent Foley To: Dear RSU5 School Community: As you may have read in the media, there were KKK flyers distributed to a number of

Once again L.L. Bean has a supply and demand problem on their hands.

L.L. Bean brings you free live tunage this summer.

Did you need another reason to love L.L. Bean? If so, here it is!

L.L. Bean plans to open its first U.S. outlet west of the Mississippi River.

The 73rd Annual Maine Agricultural Trades Show is underway in Augusta and you can check it out for free, through Thursday.   The show was kicked off earlier today with the recognition of notable contributions to Maine agriculture, by Governor Paul LePage and the Commissioner of the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry, Walter Whitcomb.   A couple from Freeport, Maine was presented

L.L. Bean is helping Boston with a piece of Boston.