Stephanie Grindley

Portland

Anchor and Reporter at WGME-TV (Portland, ME)

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What protections are in place for rental application fees in Maine?

1 week ago | fox23maine.com | Stephanie Grindley

While searching for an apartment to rent, Jody and Wayne told the CBS13 I-Team they fell victim to fraud, paying multiple application fees for apartments that turned out not to be on the market. "We tried pounding on the door and saying, ‘Hey, do you know your house is being used in a scam?’ But there was no one home,” Jody Johnson said.
What protections are in place for rental application fees in Maine?

1 week ago | fox23maine.com | Stephanie Grindley
What protections are in place for rental application fees in Maine?

1 week ago | wgme.com | Stephanie Grindley

While searching for an apartment to rent, Jody and Wayne told the CBS13 I-Team they fell victim to fraud, paying multiple application fees for apartments that turned out not to be on the market. "We tried pounding on the door and saying, ‘Hey, do you know your house is being used in a scam?’ But there was no one home,” Jody Johnson said.
'Maternity Desert' expands, Maine EMTs pick up the tab

1 week ago | fox23maine.com | Stephanie Grindley

As the state slips deeper into what’s being called a “maternity care desert,” Maine EMTs are redefining what it means to provide delivery service. More hospitals are ending labor and delivery services. In Houlton, Emily Castner is just weeks away from giving birth. But on the same day she learned her hospital was closing its maternity ward, she also realized how drastically her delivery plans would need to change.
'Maternity Desert' expands, Maine EMTs pick up the tab

1 week ago | wgme.com | Stephanie Grindley

As the state slips deeper into what’s being called a “maternity care desert,” Maine EMTs are redefining what it means to provide delivery service. More hospitals are ending labor and delivery services. In Houlton, Emily Castner is just weeks away from giving birth. But on the same day she learned her hospital was closing its maternity ward, she also realized how drastically her delivery plans would need to change.
Maine Department of Education refuses to sign letter saying DEI programs have been removed

3 weeks ago | wgme.com | Stephanie Grindley

PORTLAND (WGME) -- Maine's Department of Education says it will not sign a letter saying all DEI programs have been removed from Maine classrooms. This is a response to a directive sent out on April 3 by the U.S. Department of Education. It said all state education agencies and local school districts needed to sign off on new Title VI certifications.
What's being done about the odor in South Portland?

1 month ago | wgme.com | Stephanie Grindley

SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (WGME) -- Some residents in South Portland want to know what’s being done to address the odor emanating from the city's wastewater treatment facility. South Portland resident Brian Guthrie asked the CBS13 I-Team:"Can anything be done to alleviate the smell coming from the wastewater treatment facility? I know it's got to be impacting more than just me."The I-Team found the facility, which was built in the 1970s, was last upgraded in 1995.
Houlton Regional Hospital to close maternity ward in May

1 month ago | wgme.com | Stephanie Grindley

HOULTON (WGME) -- Another Maine hospital is closing its maternity ward. Houlton Regional Hospital officials say they will shut down labor and delivery services on May 2. A petition to save the unit has already gathered more than 1,000 signatures. Our media partners at WAGM attended a public informational meeting this week, where labor and delivery nurses, along with local mothers, shared story after story of complicated deliveries that required emergency care in Houlton.
Canadians living on island bordering Maine granted relief from tariffs

1 month ago | wgme.com | Stephanie Grindley

PORTLAND (WGME) -- A select few residents caught in the crosshairs of the tariff war are being given some reprieve. Canada is exempting those living on Campobello Island, on the Maine border, from its 25 percent tariff on U.S. products. The island’s fewer than 1,000 residents are relieved, because every trip to the grocery store was becoming a battle. Campobello Island is the first bit of Canada you encounter when you enter the country from Lubec, Maine.
Housing scams and healthcare costs top concerns at 'Ask The I-Team' event in Saco

1 month ago | wgme.com | Dan Lampariello |Stephanie Grindley

SACO (WGME) --Throughout the day, the I-Team heard a lot of major issues and will be digging deeper into these stories in the days and weeks ahead.Comment bubb

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