Talia Clarke
Reporter at WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME)
Reporter at WMTW News 8 - Portland, Maine - Story Idea 😊💡? Email me ✉️: [email protected]
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4 weeks ago |
wmtw.com | Talia Clarke
According to an article published in February by a well-known French paper, Le Monde, The French Gymnastics Federation ruled that women gymnasts may wear shorts over leotards in competitions. Maine Rhythmic Gymnastics owner and instructor, Asya Vinokur, says wearing shorts during a gymnastics competition was not an option 20 years ago when she was performing.
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Talia Clarke
WHO SAYS CALLS HAVE BEEN POURING IN ABOUT COOPER FLAGG AND UMAINE HOCKEY. <VO> JEFF MANNIX, WITH WJJB THE BIG JAB SPORTS RADIO.. SAYS, FANS WANT TO TALK COOPER FLAGG.. ONE OF THE TOP COLLEGE BASKETBALL PLAYERS IN THE COUNTRY, FROM NEWPORT, MAINE. <SOT JEFF MANNIX / THE BIG JAB SPORTS RADIO> 16;50;28 "WE'VE BEEN TAKING CALLS ABOUT COOPER A GOOD PORTION OF THE WINTER." <VO> FLAGG'S DUKE BLUE DEVILS ARE IN THE SWEET 16 OF THE TOURNAMENT.. HOPING TO PLAY FOR A NATIONAL TITLE..
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Talia Clarke
On Saturday March 22nd from 1 pm to 5:30 pm, a free mental wellness event, The Healing Toolbox, will be held at the Kora Shrine Temple in Lewiston. The event is part of a senior project for Oxford Hills High School student, Maddie Oliveira. Oliveira organized the event, that will include a meet and greet, 3 guest speakers, and refreshments. Guest speakers will focus on understanding the human body when it comes to dealing with trauma, depression, anxiety, and more.
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Talia Clarke
On Wednesday March 19th a public hearing was held in the Judiciary Committee for the bill LD 1101. The bill is sponsored by Senator, Anne Carney. One aspect of the bill, would create eight legislative positions to include five highly qualified attorneys, two paralegals, and one administrative person. These attorneys would take on hard to refer or challenging to defend cases that have lead to a backlog.
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Talia Clarke
A local nonprofit is working to help those in need, proving that it truly does take a village. It Takes a Village 207, founded by Becky Jackson and her mother, Journey, began as an effort out of the back of their car, bringing food directly to homeless communities and setting up tables at parks. "We try to be the village for the people who don't have that village and the support for people who need that support," Jackson said.
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*TRAFFIC UPDATE: The road from Park Ave. to BJs is now back open and traffic is flowing normally, after an overnight fire at a construction site in Auburn.
‼️🔥 MOUNT AUBURN AVE, AUBURN, ME: Road is closed from Park Ave. to BJs due to 4-alarm structure fire. Chief expects closure to last through mid-day. Both buildings were under construction. 80% of this building collapsed - the rest will be knocked down. No injuries. https://t.co/Q62lG0ihrL
RT @SenatorCollins: I am very relieved that President Trump appears to be OK; however, this violence is absolutely appalling. Thank God for…