Griffin Stockford is a Senior Digital Producer who focuses on local news in the United States, specifically in Maine and Portland. He writes for various media outlets, including NEWS CENTER Maine, WFMY-TV, WKYC Studios, and KING 5 Media Group. Griffin's articles cover a range of topics, from local sports and entertainment to breaking news and community events.
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Griffin Stockford's coverage primarily focuses on local news, ranging from sports events and entertainment to tragedies. Given the emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, he may be interested in pitches related to ongoing local events, human interest features, or interviews with individuals connected to recent newsworthy occurrences.
For those looking to pitch Griffin Stockford, providing access to exclusive information or offering unique angles related to local sports events, entertainment happenings in Maine (especially featuring prominent figures), or insights into community-oriented topics could be particularly appealing. If you have a story that aligns with these areas of focus and pertains specifically to the state of Maine or Portland, it is likely worth reaching out.
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By: Griffin Stockford
The Ron Morin Memorial Fields are dedicated to Morin's "enduring legacy of love, laughter, community, and sports."
By: Griffin Stockford
Kimberly Lindlof, president and CEO of the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, confirmed the closure to NEWS CENTER Maine.
Although Eliott Kullman's mom wasn't a big fan of the hairstyle at first, he said she came around eventually. Now, her son is chasing a national title.
By: Griffin Stockford
Cooper was part of the select team that was invited to work out against the Olympic squad during training camp and played well going against some of the NBA's best.
By: Griffin Stockford
"We hope to find someone that will continue to run the business as Joshua’s. The building owner is supporting our decision," the owners said back in June.
By: Griffin Stockford
Twenty-month-old Ayla Reynolds vanished from a home in Waterville in December 2011. Her body was never found, and a judge declared her legally dead in 2017.
By: Griffin Stockford
"Every day I go out I have no idea what I’m going to be dealing with," he said. "I could be dealing with a chipmunk one minute and a bald eagle the next.”
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Lopresti!
Pumpkin spice is now infiltrating mankind *and* machinery in Maine, courtesy of ScrubaDub Car Wash.
Maine State Police said investigators have conducted many interviews and followed up on leads in Maine, other parts of the U.S., and Canada.
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