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Terry Stackhouse

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Anchor & reporter for Maine’s Total Coverage. Unofficial Topsham Bureau Chief. Host of “Total Maine” - Sundays at 10:30 am on WMTW.
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Maine sheriff warns of “unintended consequences” of law limiting contact with immigration officials

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By Terry Stackhouse Verified
| WMTW TV News 8 Verified
AUBURN, Maine — Sheriff Eric Samson of Androscoggin County expressed concerns about a new Maine law restricting local law enforcement’s communication with federal immigration officials, warning of potential public safety risks and operational challenges. “I’m not a fan of it, but I will guarantee you we’re following the law. And we will follow the law because it is the law,” Samson said.
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No immediate threat to Maine’s Canadian electricity supply, regulator says

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By Terry Stackhouse Verified
| WMTW TV News 8 Verified
AUGUSTA, Maine — Ontario Premier Doug Ford recently told the Associated Press that "everything is on the table," including raising electricity prices or cutting off energy exports to the United States, as part of potential retaliatory measures in the ongoing trade dispute between Canada and the U.S. Phil Bartlett, chair of Maine’s Public Utilities Commission, addressed concerns about the potential impact on Maine’s energy costs.
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Portland police investigate deadly hit-and-run on Forest Avenue

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By Terry Stackhouse Verified
| WMTW TV News 8 Verified
PORTLAND, Maine — Portland police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run involving a pedestrian Monday night on Forest Avenue. The agency said the incident happened around 9:18 p.m. in the area of 1837 Forest Avenue. A 57-year-old woman was found dead at the scene, according to investigators. Witnesses reported that the woman was crossing the street when she was struck by a dark-colored pickup truck, which fled the scene. The vehicle was last seen driving inbound on Forest Avenue.
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