Return to the wild: 'The Neglected 20' mustangs head to Oregon sanctuary - "They're really wild animals." Now, they will live out their lives where they belong: in the wild. https://t.co/XBqJqKD2Qu via @newscentermaine#Horses#mustangs#wildmustangs@skydogsanctuary
"It makes me feel really good to know that our creativity and hard work are going to go to keep somebody warm and safe," fifth-grade student Clara Humble said as she reflected on the experience.
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Maine man launches fly rod company after father passes - 'It’s all I wanted to do,' Jeff Davis said. https://t.co/xwVG7VH09g via @newscentermaine#flyfishing#maineflyfishing
Habitat for Humanity program aims to build community by diversifying construction workforce 'Everybody can build. All women can build. We just don’t sometimes have the confidence to believe we can do it,' says Habitat Executive Director Tara Hill. https://t.co/mHZ53JjPoZ
Soon-to-be Kennebunk High School graduates share 'magical' 12-year friendship Emily Rossics and Marston Poore, who has autism, share a 12-year friendship that has been described as 'magical.' https://t.co/1yZQ3VVcBI
Wings of Rescue partners with local shelter to give pets second chance The Concho Valley Paws Animal Shelter was overrun with dogs and collaborated with the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland to find new homes for them. https://t.co/DFF2GQN3fZ
Maine snapping turtle returns to the wild after capturing the hearts of many. “He just really drew us all in because he’s just a special ancient individual." https://t.co/7kSZLjdsCA
Maine students quilt together compassion and calculations - "I love giving them a project that they can own. And that takes their learning from a book and makes a product,' said fifth-grade teacher Maire Trombley. https://t.co/nn7SyJtQJS via @newscentermaine
"I just knew I had to keep mentally fighting."
Trooper Mickael Nunez's life changed in an instant two years ago when trying to stop a high-speed chase. Since then, he has had to relearn how to do everything, including getting back to work.
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Maine State Trooper Mickael Nunez lost his leg during a high-speed chase in 2020. His journey of getting back to work and doing the things he loves TONIGHT at 6 pm @newscentermaine
Did you know 40% of our food ends up in the trash?!?! @usa_TooGoodToGo is trying to reduce food waste, offering food at a discount https://t.co/uViDh1nNNs #TooGoodToGo#foodwaste
At the intersection of race and the outdoors is the podcast The Trail Ahead - Addie Thompson and Faith Briggs talk about the environment, the outdoor industry, and race in their podcast The Trail Ahead. https://t.co/j6EChwHYA3 via @newscentermaine
The Village Clubhouse opens doors for folks struggling with mental health - "Sometimes just getting through the door is a challenge in itself." https://t.co/cUiYuW5bTY via @newscentermaine
'You're ready': How South Portland's mayor knew when to run for office - She is the first Somali American mayor in the country and the first woman of color to serve as South Portland’s mayor. https://t.co/iMDzptaGtH via @newscentermaine
Smooth Feather Film School: 'This theater, I feel like it has some magic about it.'
The high school students wrote, directed, and acted in 'The Shadows We Speak', a film that was recently accepted into the Boston International Kids Film Festival. https://t.co/gYEwf0SHwj