Sean Stackhouse
NEWS CENTER Maine
Portland, ME, United States
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Six new lawsuits filed against Portland Catholic diocese for alleged abuse
On Wednesday, six women alleging abuse by Rev. Lawrence Sabatino between 1958 and 1967 filed lawsuits in Cumberland County. → Read More
DHHS, service providers work to prevent child abuse before it happens
Maine DHHS Commissioner Jeanne Lambrew and service providers outlined Thursday how they're working to improve services for families and stop child abuse. → Read More
Students gear up for robotics state championship
On Saturday, more than 70 teams will compete in South Portland in the VEX Robotics State Championships. → Read More
Chesterville girl, 6, recovering after dog attack
Lily Norton, of Chesterville, spent 12 hours in surgery and received more than 1,000 stitches after being attacked by a dog Saturday, her mother said. → Read More
High school basketball tournament returns to Maine this week
The Augusta Civic Center will host high school basketball tournament action for the 50th year. → Read More
Mainer assists search and rescue response in Turkey following earthquake
Andrew Wallace, of Eliot, spent eight days on the ground in Turkey after the region was struck by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake. → Read More
Maine man rides unicycle from Wells to Key West
Avery Seuter, 20, of Wells rode his unicycle roughly 2400 miles, completing nearly the entire East Coast Greenway. → Read More
First responders prepare for bitter cold
Firefighters and EMTs in Maine anticipate utilizing additional crews to allow personnel to rotate and keep warm. → Read More
Incoming severe cold causes health concerns, especially for those experiencing homelessness
"We have tremendous concern that people are going to be dying this weekend," advocate Terri McGuire of Hustlin4theUnhoused said. → Read More
Road crew garage, plow fleet destroyed in overnight fire in Peru
According to Peru's road commissioner, all four of the town's snowplows were destroyed in the fire. → Read More
Road crews work to limit salt usage to protect environment
Organizations like the Maine Turnpike Authority and Maine Department of Transportation are utilizing tech and other tools to track road salt usage. → Read More
MaineDOT announces three-year work plan
The MDOT three-year work plan includes more than 2,500 individual work items costing nearly $4 billion. → Read More
Communities continue effort to secure funding for Portland Harbor dredging
Portland, South Portland, the Portland Harbor Commission, and the ME DOT are applying for federal funding for the project. → Read More
'Right to Repair' signatures submitted that could push question to voters
On Thursday, a coalition presented more than 70,000 signatures to the Secretary of State's Office for certification. → Read More
High school seniors get ahead on college education
Southern Maine Community College's 'Spring Ahead' program gives high school seniors the opportunity to earn college credits during their final semester. → Read More
New CPR technology helping Maine first responders
This month, the Portland Fire Department acquired three mechanical CPR devices after receiving a $50,000 FEMA grant. → Read More
Maine animals want your Christmas tree
Across Maine, farms and animal rescues can make good use of donated Christmas trees. → Read More
New restrictions for where unhoused can stay in Lewiston prompts urgency for solutions
On Wednesday evening, several dozen community members gathered on Main Street in Lewiston for a candlelight vigil honoring those experiencing homelessness. → Read More
Maine mental health experts discuss suicide after Stephen 'tWitch' Boss's death
Mental health experts emphasize the importance of reaching out and checking with loved ones. → Read More
Maine on pace to see record number of overdose deaths
Portland police said this past weekend alone, there were three suspected fatal overdoses. → Read More