Ted Homer is a journalist based in Lewiston, Maine, and writes for WGME CBS13. He has also been featured in WNYO-TV. Ted's articles cover a range of local news topics, including crime, politics, business, and community events. He is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Maine.
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Ted's articles focus on local news, government and politics, crime, public safety, and community support in Maine. He also covers winter weather-related topics. When reaching out to Ted with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights related to local policy changes, crime trends affecting the area he covers (Maine), public safety issues specific to the region such as storm preparedness tips for Mainers during winters.
Given his emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories in government & politics and crime categories within the local context of Maine and Lewiston specifically, sources should provide localized perspectives or insights into ongoing developments that affect these areas directly.
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BRUNSWICK (WGME) – The Maine DEP says it will start testing homeowners' wells east of the firefighting foam spill site at Brunswick Executive Airport.
PORTLAND (WGME) – Public defenders in Maine, facing an ongoing backlog of cases, are asking for a big pay raise.
PORTLAND (WGME) -- A person battling three mosquito-borne viruses has been hospitalized in New Hampshire.
By: Ted Homer
PORTLAND (WGME) -- Portland drivers can expect some obstacles in the road on Diamond Street off Marginal Way.
Police are investigating the deaths of two people in western Maine.
LEWISTON (WGME) – As staffing shortages continue to plague Maine police departments, the Lewiston police chief says he's facing some recent losses in his department.
Volume 90% PORTLAND (WGME) – Mainers are unknowingly buying stolen vehicles from thieves.
LIVERMORE FALLS (WGME) -- The Livermore Falls Fire Department wants to change its billing policy to deal with nuisance calls.
By: Ted Homer, Brad Rogers
The Livermore Falls Fire Department wants to change its billing policy to deal with nuisance calls.
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