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Mar 4, 2024 | 
wmtw.com | Steve Minich
This week on Total Maine: After 32 years with Maine's Total Coverage, Steve Minich is hanging up his microphone to enjoy retirement.On this special episode of Total Maine, we say goodbye. This week on Total Maine: After 32 years with Maine's Total Coverage, Steve Minich is hanging up his microphone to enjoy retirement. On this special episode of Total Maine, we say goodbye.
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Feb 27, 2024 | 
wmtw.com | Steve Minich
After 32 years with Maine's Total Coverage, Steve Minich is hanging up his microphone to enjoy retirement. Steve grew up in Miami and had a short stint in television in Ohio before joining Maine's Total Coverage in December of 1991. During his tenure, he's been a reporter, a sports anchor and a main anchor.You may best know Steve when you turn on your television Sunday morning for Total Maine.
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Feb 23, 2024 | 
wmtw.com | Steve Minich
STEVE MINICH HAS THE STORY BEHIND 'UNDERDOG ENERGY'... ---NATS FROM HOCKEY RINK---- (02-35-18)(JOEY STANIZZI/FOUNDER, UNDERDOG ENERGY) "AT THE END OF THE DAY WE WANT TO BRING HEALTHY SUPPLEMENTATION TO ATHLETES OF ALL WALKS OF LIFE" LIFE LONG ATHLETES THEMSELVES,,, THIS PAIR OF 23-YEAR OLD COLLEGE HOCKEY PLAYERS HAS SET OUT TO CREATE A HEALTHIER, AND MORE EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO THE MARKET'S CURRENT ARRAY OF ENERGY DRINKS..
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Feb 19, 2024 | 
wmtw.com | Steve Minich
This week on Total Maine: The Maine woman who made hiking history, meet the Mainer who is also an award winning dog photographer and looking back at the day a moose got its freedom back thanks to the Maine Wildlife Park.
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Feb 5, 2024 | 
wmtw.com | Steve Minich
This week on Total Maine: Playing a round of disc golf in the snow, a blast from the past with 50 year old diaries shared between a Maine mother and daughter and a look at one of the rarest endurance feats recorded in Maine.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
wmtw.com | Steve Minich
WINTERKIDS! THERE IS EVIDENCE THAT SUGGESTS SPENDING TIME IN NATURE IMPROVES A PERSON'S HEALTH AND WELL BEING..... CALL IT 'ECOTHERAPY'..... AND,THAT IS THE BASIS FOR A PRACTICE KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AS "FOREST BATHING". STEVE MINICH TAKES US INTO THE WOODS WITH A CERTIFIED FOREST THERAPIST...
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Jan 31, 2024 | 
wmtw.com | Steve Minich
THANKS TO A COLLECTOR OF VINTAGE 'SNO-CATS' - A VALUED PIECE OF OUR OWN CHANNEL EIGHT HISTORY WILL SOON BE RESTORED AND RUNNING AGAIN... IT'S THE ORIGINAL "TUCKER" SNO-CAT THAT CARRIED THE WMTW ENGINEERS UP MOUNT WASHINGTON TO OUR TRANSMITTER SITE IN THE EARLY 1950'S.... STEVE MINICH TRAVELED TO HAVERHILL MASSACHUSETTS TO MEET THE MAN WHO RESCUED THE OLD CAT FROM A MAINE JUNK YARD... (22-10-40) CLACK, CLACK, CLACK -- "1953 TUCKER SNO-CAT,, (BUTT TO 22-10-48) YEP, VERY RARE MT.
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
news.lee.net | Steve Minich
BRIDGTON, Maine (WMTW) -- A renowned Maine wood sculptor isn't just catching eyes these days, but ears as well. After decades of carving mostly wildlife and whimsical faces, William Janelle of Bridgton is using his tools to create his Feathercrest guitars. "Sound is the first thing and the second thing I'm after is form the following function," Janelle said. Janelle recognizes no matter how exquisite a guitar may look, it has to play well.
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
ktvz.com | Steve Minich
New Published January 30, 2024 11:05 AM By Steve MinichClick here for updates on this story BRIDGTON, Maine (WMTW) — A renowned Maine wood sculptor isn’t just catching eyes these days, but ears as well. After decades of carving mostly wildlife and whimsical faces, William Janelle of Bridgton is using his tools to create his Feathercrest guitars. “Sound is the first thing and the second thing I’m after is form the following function,” Janelle said.
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Jan 29, 2024 | 
wmtw.com | Steve Minich
A renowned Maine wood sculptor isn't just catching eyes these days, but ears as well. After decades of carving mostly wildlife and whimsical faces, William Janelle of Bridgton is using his tools to create his Feathercrest guitars. "Sound is the first thing and the second thing I'm after is form following function," Janelle said. Janelle recognizes no mater how exquisite a guitar may look, it has to play well.
