WCSH6 is my go to TV station for local news and weather. I won't even consider other stations…read more Channel 6 is the best!

I am so disappointed that you did not show up for The No Bowl Empty 2 bag stuffing for unhoused…read morepets and people on December 13,2025 as promised. That you texted 5 minuets before you were supposed to be there to say you had something more important to cover is disgusting to me and the volunteers who were patently waiting for you to begin assembling gifts for the unhoused. if you think there's something more important than community trying to help unhoused people and pets, you need to rethink your mission. I hope you never have to live outside with your pets and see how that looks and feels. Shame on you and your organization! Lisa Collin, Saco.

I love this radio station because I love my music it's my favorite and I like favorite song…read moreGirlfriend by Avril Lavigne and We can't stop by Miley Cyrus.

94.9 WHOM is one of the largest radio stations in the US…read more Broadcasted from the top of Mt Washington, It covers 2 countries, and all New England, New York, Quebec and maybe even up in outer space. Light rock. Nothing to get excited about here but I like the fact that I can listen here at home in NH and also up in Vermont and Montreal when I visit. Minus 1 star for their horrid "Delylia at Night" syndicated radio sob story which is so depressing and so anti -gay.

Worst type of people. I know that's extreme but I've had two people I know work for them and have a…read moresubscription to their magazine. They treat people different and unprofessional. They can rip you off easily. I've worked in magazine business and asked a lot of questions when I got cold called for ad placement. THIS MAGAZINE ONLY DOES ADS. Over the years they're magazine has spiraled down. No good features or stories. ALL ADS. That's where they make their money.

From the owner: Established in 1985 by Colin and Nancy Sargent, Portland Magazine fearlessly refuses to offer…read moreundifferentiated "content." Our prizewinning stories are singular for having real substance. We celebrate the region's native appeal with revealing, highly detailed stories on fascinating personalties; unbiased reviews; cuisine news in our acclaimed Hungry Eye pages; and our signature interviews that are strikingly not puff pieces. Not monetized, not compromised, and created for our readers over everything else, our stories dare to be different and dare to provoke. You deserve nothing less.

Rich and his staff at Flyte Media are the worlds best at what they do!! They are continually…read moreassisting me in my knowledge level of multimedia and showing me new ways to improve my web presence. I have found their services to be extremely reasonable and the value far exceeds the cost. They are the most knowledgeable group on how to help a company establish a web presence, blog presence, and how to create a compelling email newsletter system. Rich's blogs are dynamic, informative, and compel you to read them so you won't be left in the dust as technology continually changes. He is always sharing leading edge tips on how to be at the top of your game. Sincerely, Rene' Nelson, CCIM Commercial Real Estate Broker Pacwest Commercial Real Estate Eugene, Oregon

We turned to Flyte when we needed to create a new website for our company. The staff at Flyte were…read morevery friendly and attentive. They were able to take our ideas and create a website that met all of our needs and exceeded what we had envisioned. They were also very responsive and quick to answer any questions we had along the way. We would absolutely recommend using Flyte.

If you're an eleven year old first discovering the perks of angst, or an adult with chronic…read morearrested development, here's the station for you. I am sad to admit that I worshipped this station for three months in my youth. Maybe the three months of darkness made the light of good music shine more brilliantly. Yet, it's just as likely that it did irreparable damage to my taste in music. If you have children, shut it off for them, and give them some Iggy and the Stooges for their fix of angst.

We arrived about a half hour early and there was a short line (that quickly grew exponentially). It…read morewas a little disorganized. Some people came thru checking IDs and people came and went in the line and another person checked tickets and another handed out cups. I was disappointed that they didn't post all their policies. I don't mind following any but just be upfront please. No outside drinks even if sealed. Bag checks. No bringing out anything you buy inside. We got in and explored the lovely space. There was plenty of room to sprawl out on the lawn or if you were lucky a breezy location at a picnic table. There was a big stage with bands playing great music, a little bit of many genres. The volume was just right. You could hear it all over without yelling to the person next to you. The trucks were circled around the location. My only regret is not having enough room in my belly to try every one of them. (Or money) I picked ones I hadn't tried before. The prices were all decent and worth the portions. I enjoyed the perfect weather and full belly. There was also a free photo booth which was fun. You got to add backgrounds and other fun details. The atmosphere to the whole event was casual and fun. The weather was also perfect. I would definately go again.

What a difference a venue change makes! Ocean Gateway Pier was a terrible location for this…read morefestival. It was just way too small, which caused hour long lines for the food trucks and beer. Thompson's Point is the exact opposite. The space is enormous, and this event utilized it perfectly. The lengthy (but quick moving) line to enter made me nervous, but that was the only flaw of the event. The $10 ticket included a drink. Under the canopy were various beer and Tito's Vodka vendors that accepted $5 drink tickets. The massive lawn was surrounded by more than a dozen food trucks. A country band, followed by 90's alternative, manned the stage in front. Most importantly, there were basically no lines even though the event had hundreds (or more) people. With 70+ degree weather, it was a near perfect day. Thompson's Point is impressive enough that I'd consider any activity held there. And next year I will definitely return for Street, Eats, and Beats.