Cate McCusker
Reporter at WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME)
Reporter @WMTWTV / @TheVillanovan Alum / Story idea? Email: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wmtw.com | Cate McCusker
The York County Shelter Programs will be shutting down, leaving 37 residents in the emergency shelter with a week to find somewhere to go. The board said they've seen an increase in costs to run the programs and an increase in need from the homeless community. "Funding is exceptionally limited in the state of Maine when it comes to providing for our homeless shelters," Kelli Deveaux, a member of the board for York County Shelter Programs, said.
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1 week ago |
wmtw.com | Cate McCusker
Parents and students at Waterville High School are shocked by the recent social media posts of a high school teacher threatening President Donald Trump. In a series of posts on Facebook beginning Tuesday afternoon, JoAnna St. Germain called for the Secret Service to "take out" those who support President Donald Trump and said "Trump and his cronies need to die."As of Thursday evening, St. Germain is listed as an English teacher at the Waterville Senior High School.
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2 weeks ago |
wmtw.com | Cate McCusker
In Augusta today, national and state union leaders discussed the impact of recent cuts to the federal workforce. Liz Shuler, the national AFL-CIO president, said she's been traveling the country speaking with impacted workers. “That’s what these hearings are all about," she said. "Recognizing Democrat, Republican, Independent; these cuts affect all of us.”The Maine AFL-CIO is a federation of over 200 labor unions representing 42,000 workers and retirees.
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2 weeks ago |
wmtw.com | Cate McCusker
An Independent candidate hoping to take Sen. Susan Collins' seat in 2026 is beginning his campaign. Phillip Rench is opening up his observatory at Ossipee Hill Farm in Waterboro and inviting voters to see and learn about our galaxy while discussing politics. "It's a great way for people to get to know you," he said.
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2 weeks ago |
wmtw.com | Cate McCusker
After terminating the legal status of several international students, the federal government is now reversing course. A lawyer for the government read a statement in federal court saying ICE was manually restoring the status of students whose records were terminated in recent weeks. The ACLU had previously filed a lawsuit claiming students in New England who had their immigration status terminated were not given sufficient notice or reason for the cancellation.
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RT @WMTWTV: Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage has announced he is running to represent the state's 2nd Congressional District. Maine's Total Co…
Official announcement from LePage: "I am running to serve the people of Maine and help the President fix Washington"
AN ANNOUNCEMENT https://t.co/6CkbWBZB5k
Former Gov. Paul LePage has filed to run for Maine's CD2, Rep. Jared Golden's seat in Congress. Golden's response: “I thought Paul was doing his best work in retirement.” https://t.co/Tyh1OvSJKz
