John Terhune

Portland

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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Articles

Uncle Henry’s back online following ransomware attack

1 week ago | sunjournal.com | John Terhune

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Uncle Henry’s back online following ransomware attack

1 week ago | centralmaine.com | John Terhune

For generations of Mainers looking to swap guns, unload old motorbikes or pick up livestock on the cheap, Uncle Henry’s has been the place to find a match. But last month, a group of foreign hackers went looking for something not found in the classified website’s thousands of advertisements: a crypto payday.
Anatomy of a housing proposal toppled by NIMBYs

2 weeks ago | sunjournal.com | Eric Russell |John Terhune |Dylan Tusinski

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Anatomy of a housing proposal toppled by NIMBYs

2 weeks ago | pressherald.com | Eric Russell |John Terhune |Dylan Tusinski

It was a battle for Saco’s future. On that point, everyone seemed to agree. On Oct. 4, 2022, a Maine homebuilder named Loni Graiver stepped in front of the Saco planning board and pitched his vision. He promised the Lincoln Village housing development would bring new opportunities for young couples and retirees, new municipal tax revenue, and new dollars flowing into the pockets of local businesses. Graiver said he was motivated by purpose as much as profit.
Anatomy of a housing proposal toppled by NIMBYs

2 weeks ago | centralmaine.com | Eric Russell |John Terhune |Dylan Tusinski

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Maine immigrants, undocumented or not, ‘walking on glass’ as enforcement ramps up

3 weeks ago | pressherald.com | John Terhune |Morgan Womack

There was no obvious evidence of a crime or any other violation. No call for help. No victim. Not even a broken taillight. It was only fear that gave Jose Luis Matute-Duarte away. According to court records, he was standing outside a Brownville convenience store on March 10 when a uniformed Border Patrol agent pulled up in an unmarked car.
Key details in forensic evaluation of Lewiston shooter redacted from public release

1 month ago | pressherald.com | John Terhune |Kevin Miller

A heavily redacted Department of Defense report includes some new details about the Lewiston mass shooter’s time in a New York psychiatric hospital, but does not clarify whether military officials believe his brain injuries were related to his service in the Army Reserve.
Key details in forensic evaluation of Lewiston shooter redacted from public release

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | John Terhune |Kevin Miller

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Republican Libby turns muzzle into megaphone in transgender competition debate

1 month ago | centralmaine.com | Dylan Tusinski |John Terhune

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Republican Libby turns muzzle into megaphone in transgender competition debate

1 month ago | pressherald.com | John Terhune |Dylan Tusinski

Rep. Laurel Libby can no longer speak on the House Floor. She can’t cast votes on behalf of her constituents. By those traditional measures of political influence, the Republican star from Auburn hasn’t been this powerless since she first took office in 2021. But her voice has never been louder.