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Vivien Leigh

South Portland

Reporter @NEWSCENTERmaine Emmy & Edward R. Murrrow winning journalist and special needs mom. Story ideas? Contact me @ [email protected]

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  • Endstation Sehnsucht

    1 month ago | tvmovie.de | Elia Kazan |Vivien Leigh |Marlon Brando |Kim Hunter

    Heute06:00 - 08:00120 min. Warner TV FilmUSA1951DramaDie neurotische Blanche (Vivien Leigh) will ihre Vergangenheit hinter sich lassen. Sie sucht Zuflucht bei ihrer Schwester Stella (Kim Hunter) und deren Mann Stanley (Marlon Brando) in New Orleans. Schon bald kommt es zu Spannungen zwischen der hochmütigen Blanche und dem aggressiven Stan.

  • Toddler who spent most of his life in NICU is now thriving home in Maine

    Feb 21, 2025 | abc10.com | Vivien Leigh

    STANDISH, Maine — A Standish toddler who spent nearly two years of his life in a hospital bed due to several health conditions, including a heart defect, is now back home. Cody Simmons is not only beating the odds, but he is also an inspiration to other families with sick children. From sitting up and playing with toys, Cody has made progress toward reaching important milestones.

  • How new Maine laws help survivors of sex trafficking while going after buyers | newscentermaine.com

    Jan 30, 2025 | newscentermaine.com | Vivien Leigh

    Studies show support and resources—not criminal penalties—are key to preventing trafficking.

  • Maine's first accredited lab for PFAS testing is expanding to meet demand

    Dec 6, 2024 | pfascentral.org | Vivien Leigh

    By Vivien Leigh | News Center Maine | December 6, 2024 Read the full article by Vivien Leigh (News Center Maine) "This week, the Biden administration moved to prevent dangerous "forever chemicals" from being released onto the market after a less rigorous review process.

  • Scientists at the University of Maine developing new tools to adapt to warming Gulf of Maine

    Nov 25, 2024 | savingseafood.org | Vivien Leigh

    November 25, 2024 — Scientists say the Gulf of Maine is now warming faster than almost anywhere else in the world. What does that mean for the state’s billion-dollar fishing industry? Researchers at the University of Maine are developing new tools to ensure the sustainability of Maine’s commercial fisheries. For years, scientists have been tracking how less cold water enters the Gulf of Maine while the hotter Gulf Stream is shifting north and adding warmer water to the region.

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Vivien Leigh
Vivien Leigh @vivienleigh6
26 May 25

Service personnel who gave the ultimate sacrifice are honored at the Maine Veterans Cemetery #memorialday ⁦@newscentermaine⁩ https://t.co/iXWizndy74

Vivien Leigh
Vivien Leigh @vivienleigh6
7 May 25

RT @newscentermaine: Drivers should avoid the area and seek alternate routes if possible, the sheriff's office said. https://t.co/1T10KSrTbH

Vivien Leigh
Vivien Leigh @vivienleigh6
29 Apr 25

‘It hurts to relive the pain of what PFAS contamination did to our family, our farm’ Arundel dairy farmer Fred Stone, is featured in a new book chronicling the toxic crisis. ⁦@newscentermaine⁩ #pfas https://t.co/QXPbLCykgh