By: Jackie Mundry
In a 60 page report, the Office of Program Evaluation and Government Accountability found that 1-month-old Sylus Melvin was born drug affected, and his father had a history of domestic violence against his mother.
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Jackie Mundry is a multimedia journalist for NEWS CENTER Maine, focusing on local news in the state of Maine, specifically in the Portland area. With a passion for storytelling, Jackie covers a wide range of topics including community events, politics, education, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to keeping her audience informed and engaged with the latest news and developments in their local community.
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By: Jackie Mundry
In a 60 page report, the Office of Program Evaluation and Government Accountability found that 1-month-old Sylus Melvin was born drug affected, and his father had a history of domestic violence against his mother.
Question 2 on November ballot looks to improve economy
Mainers to vote on citizen's initiative in November AUGUSTA, Maine —
AUGUSTA, Maine — Do you want to change the state flag? That's what question 5 on the November ballot is. We asked people what they think.
U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy visits Maine
By: Jackie Mundry
PORTLAND, Maine — Maine voters face five ballot questions during the Nov. 5 general election, three of which are bond issues.
Faith leaders from across Maine gathered in Augusta on Tuesday to hold a prayer service for victims of the Lewiston mass shooting that happened on Oct. 25, 2023.
By: Jackie Mundry
FREEPORT, Maine — You wouldn't expect this issue to have such a crowded field, but there are eight people vying for three seats on the ballot in Freeport.
By: Jackie Mundry
AUGUSTA, Maine — Sagadahoc County Sheriff's Deputy Sgt. Aaron Skofield is telling his side of the story about what happened with Robert Card last year.
Maine Department of Labor to hold webinars on paid family leave AUGUSTA, Maine —