
John Terhune
Reporter at The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram
Reporter @PressHerald - @Middlebury College and @COMatBU alum - Red Sox, Survivor, and online yoga devotee
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | John Terhune
Jun. 7—Cody McEwen grew up with Katahdin. He's climbed the mountain dozens of times over the years as an individual and as a registered Maine guide. He's seen the stunning beauty it offers at its best — and the danger that looms when conditions go bad. "Katahdin isn't just a walk in the woods," McEwen said.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | John Terhune
May 14—Editor's note: Keep scrolling to see how Maine's yellow flag law is being used throughout the state. Prefer a more standard format? Read more here.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | John Terhune
May 14—Clinton police Chief Stanley Bell can't pinpoint exactly why his team has used Maine's yellow flag law so much more often than other departments. The Kennebec County agency, which employs just three full-time officers and a handful of part-timers, has executed the process 12 times in the past year to temporarily confiscate the weapons of individuals deemed an imminent threat to themselves or others. That's more than nearly every other department in the state.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | John Terhune
May 6—The Tuesday evening meeting of the Wells Board of Selectmen began with smiles and applause for the steady work of the town's finance department. The shouting began about 40 minutes later. The deep divisions that have defined modern American politics were on display in Wells' packed Town Hall, where dozens of residents gathered to share their thoughts on the police department's controversial partnership agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | John Terhune
May 6—The Tuesday evening meeting of the Wells Select Board began with smiles and applause for the steady work of the town's finance department. The shouting began about 40 minutes later. The deep divisions that have defined modern American politics were on display in Wells' packed Town Hall, where dozens of residents gathered to share their thoughts on the police department's controversial partnership agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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