Anna Coon
Multimedia Journalist at WGME-TV (Portland, ME)
Reporter in Portland, ME @WGME | University of Miami Alum
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1 day ago |
fox23maine.com | Anna Coon
Friday is graduation night at Biddeford High School, but some students may look a little different on stage. (WGME)
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1 day ago |
fox23maine.com | Anna Coon
BIDDEFORD, Maine (WGME) — Friday is graduation night at Biddeford High School, but some students may look a little different on stage. This year, the school is limiting the use of cords to represent student club participation, a change that has drawn pushback from the Black Student Union. “This represents not just our dedication to the club but our skin color — who we are, our identity,” said Anne Mathiang, president of Biddeford High School’s Black Student Union.
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2 days ago |
fox23maine.com | Anna Coon
The Maine Senate advanced legislation Thursday aimed at protecting residents of mobile home parks. (WGME)
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2 days ago |
wgme.com | Anna Coon
AUGUSTA (WGME) – The Maine Senate advanced legislation Thursday aimed at protecting residents of mobile home parks, as an increasing number of the state’s parks are being purchased by out-of-state investors. Lawmakers say about one in five of Maine’s mobile home parks are now owned by investors from outside the state, and a park in Gorham could be next. Wyoming-based company Crown Communities has made an offer on Friendly Village Mobile Home Park.
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3 days ago |
wgme.com | Anna Coon
PORTLAND (WGME) – Federal grant money for Maine’s community paramedicine programs has been restored. That program supports at-home preventative medical care and relies on federal dollars, money that was approved by Congress, then stripped in March as part of an $11 billion cut nationwide by the Trump administration.
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There’s a bipartisan push in Augusta to invest in Maine’s child care industry. A new bill would boost staff pay and help parents pay for care. But it goes against a budget proposal from Gov. Mills to roll back some programs, hoping to save $30+ million. https://t.co/qWFId33jZD
Maine is losing $35 million in grants that help people access the internet. The funding pays for classes to help people navigate the internet/set-up telehealth. Plus it supports device-lending programs for people in need. Here's what President Trump said about the cuts last week: https://t.co/c78oyLy5Q7
You never know just what you’ll see when you walk into the newsroom… Tune into ARC Maine and you might even get to see @ChristianWGME axe throwing! https://t.co/GjtEhsrKsl
