David Guildford is a Reporter at WTSP-TV. He covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, aviation and aerospace, as well as retail and natural sciences, often focusing on significant social issues and events. David's work has been featured in WTSP-TV, WLTX-TV, NEWS CENTER Maine, and WQAD News 8.
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David Guildford's coverage indicates a focus on local news within Maine, with an emphasis on community events, education, legislation and weather-related incidents. Given his extensive reporting on government announcements and legal policy regulations, he may be open to receiving pitches related to local legislative updates or legal changes affecting the community.
As David has also covered sports and family/relationship themes such as "Teddy toss tradition continues for Maine Mariners" and "Good neighbors and attitudes help in flood aftermath," consider pitching stories that involve these areas within the local context of Maine. This could include heartwarming human interest pieces or features about community initiatives related to families or sports activities.
Overall, when reaching out to David Guildford, it would be beneficial to provide localized angles that directly impact the communities in Maine while aligning with his coverage of government announcements, event coverage, legal policy regulation as well as topics like legislation, floods, climate change ,community events &education.
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By: David Guildford
Ed and Barbara Anania are hanging up their aprons after a fulfilling career and selling the family sandwich shop that's been around since 1963.
Students at the University of New England dug up an old building on campus, while state experts looked for a free Black community from the late 1700s.
Jon Hentz rescued a downed bomber crew in a typhoon. Years later, he jumped at the chance to visit the national war memorials alongside his grandson.
By: David Guildford
The conference comes as ski resorts open with new investments and plans for infrastructure resilience.
By: David Guildford
More than 200 students from 11 schools took part in a semiannual gathering. WATERVILLE, Maine — It was a Friday night at Waterville High School, long after classes were dismissed.
By: David Guildford
Jon Wallace was one of the first in the world to discover tiny meteorites were abundant and falling to Earth each day.
By: David Guildford
Orange Bike is the new haven for Portland's gluten-averse drinkers, but it was not the first in Maine. Lucky Pigeon Brewing in Biddeford holds that title.
By: David Guildford
Three weeks later, on Jan. 8, Portland Hearts of Pine announced Hersi as the first ever Mainer signed to the club.
A group met in southern Maine to show off homemade skate parks and share tricks, using the toy made popular in the early 2000s.
By: David Guildford
The Portland Fencing Center molds junior Olympians, while Moose Historical Fencing follows 14th-century texts and trains with longswords.
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