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Mike Whaley

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As seen in: Seacoast Online, Medium, Yahoo Sports, Washington Times, The Oklahoman, Bryan-College Station Eagle, Concord Monitor, Portsmouth Herald, York County Coast Star, Dothan Eagle, Foster's Daily Democrat and
Covers:  A wide range of sports: football, basketball, baseball, ice hockey, cross country, soccer, wrestling, softball, track and field, to name a few.
Doesn't Cover: No interest in golf and auto racing.

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I am a sportswriter and photographer living in Portland, Maine, with 30-plus years of experience with daily and weekly newspapers in New Hampshire.

Mike Whaley’s Journalist Portfolio

Marshwood wins Class B South regional football championship

Marshwood wins Class B South regional football championship

Andrew Goodwin scored four touchdowns to lead Marshwood to a stunning 35-0 upset of No. 1 Portland in the reg…

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Fifty years later, Dover man looks back at winning the state title at Austin-Cate Academy

Fifty years later, Dover man looks back at winning the state title at Austin-Cate Academy

(Editor's note: This is the first in a two-part series on the 1970-71 Class S championship Austin-Cate Academ…

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'Call them The Fantastics': Freshman boosted Austin-Cate to its first title 50 years ago

'Call them The Fantastics': Freshman boosted Austin-Cate to its first title 50 years ago

(Editor's note: This is the last in a two-part series on the 1970-71 Class S championship Austin-Cate Academy…

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Oyster River, with three titles in four years, was state's first soccer power

Oyster River, with three titles in four years, was state's first soccer power

Those who played or followed Oyster River High School soccer in the late 1960s and early 1970s, their memorie…

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Oyster River, with three titles in four years, was state's first soccer power

Oyster River, with three titles in four years, was state's first soccer power

Those who played or followed Oyster River High School soccer in the late 1960s and early 1970s, their memorie…

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How AI is Reshaping Dental Practices: Key Tools Transforming Patient Care, Scheduling, and Diagnostics

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By Mike Whaley 
| Medium
Mike Whaley · Follow 4 min read · -- Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the dental industry, offering smarter, more efficient solutions for patient care, scheduling, diagnostics, and practice management. As an IT professional specializing in dental office technology, understanding and implementing these AI-driven tools can significantly enhance practice efficiency and patient outcomes. Here’s a look at some of the key AI tools reshaping the future of dental offices.
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Somersworth volleyball regains championship form, claims Division II crown. Here's how

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By Mike Whaley 
| Yahoo Sports
DERRY – For the briefest of moments the Somersworth High School volleyball team was facing the possibility of history repeating itself. Then they weren’t. More: Which 19 Seacoast teams can hoist a state championship this fall? Here's what we see The No. 1 and unbeaten Hilltoppers dropped the first set in Saturday’s Division II state championship match at Pinkerton Academy, but then came back with a vengeance to win the next three to capture the title, 3-1, over No. 3 Milford.
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Somersworth volleyball played in last two D3 title matches. How are they in Division II?

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By Mike Whaley 
| Seacoast Online
SOMERSWORTH – The Somersworth High School volleyball team has made an apparent seamless transition back to Division II after two years in Division III. The Hilltoppers are the last undefeated standing in the division at 13-0, which has veteran coach Steve Hodsdon just a little bit surprised. More: 15 surprise standout players for Seacoast high school volleyball. Who's on the list? Which, of course, is understandable.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first full-time job was with the old New Hampshire weekly -- the Rochester Courier -- as a staff writer covering schools & planning board.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Oh, yes, in high school and college, just before the advent of computers.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Max Mercy

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