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Stephanie Grindley

Reporter · US

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Aug 11, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Stephanie Grindley, WGME

    Here and gone: Meet the swallows of Maine's summer skies (opens the original)

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    With its rusty-red face, tiny tail, and impressive aerial moves, the cliff swallow is a pint-sized acrobat with plenty of personality. You won't find this week's bird hanging around your backyard feeder. In fact, you may have to work a little harder to find it at all. For this week's Bird of the Week, we're training your eye on the cliff swallow... and helping you sort it from the other swallows darting through Maine's summer skies. Nick Lund with Maine Audubon says Maine is home to several swal

  2. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Stephanie Grindley, WGME

    Meet the wood duck: Born in a tree, swimming by sundown (opens the original)

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    PORTLAND (WGME) -- You've probably spotted a mallard paddling across Sebago Lake or your neighborhood pond. In this week's Bird of the Week, Maine Audubon field naturalist Stacia Brezinski introduces us to the wood duck; one of Maine's most striking birds, and one of its most unusual ducks. Their iridescent green and purple heads, bright red eyes and chestnut-colored chests make them one of North America's most colorful birds. Females, on the other hand, take a more practical approach. Their sof

  3. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Stephanie Grindley, CBS13 I-Team

    What are the rules of the road for electric bikes and scooters in Maine? (opens the original)

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    PORTLAND (WGME) -- From sidewalks to busy streets, electric bikes and electric scooters are everywhere this summer. Some people are riding e-bikes and e-scooters through traffic, sometimes ignoring stop signs, riding the wrong way or weaving through cars. Along with his question, JP sent us close to a dozen videos showing what appears to be various riders breaking the rules of the road. We took JP's question about obeying the road rules to police departments across Maine, and we found the proble

  4. Article · Aug 1, 2026 · Stephanie Grindley, WGME

    Animal Refuge League Community Clinic expands affordable veterinary care (opens the original)

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    WESTBROOK, (WGME) -- The Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland is expanding its mission by helping families keep the pets they already love. The Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland is expanding its mission by helping families keep the pets they already love. (WGME) The Community Clinic at Baxter, which opened in June, is located in the building that once served as the Animal Refuge League's original shelter. "Something that we have been hearing more and more is how prohibitive the cost o

  5. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · Stephanie Grindley, WGME

    Think it's just another Maine seagull? Think again (opens the original)

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    Big, bold, and impossible to ignore, the great black-backed gull is the undisputed heavyweight champion of North America's gulls. Growing up in West Virginia (hours away from the ocean), seeing a seagull meant one thing: you were getting close to the beach. So when I moved to Maine, I was happy to find gulls everywhere; along the coast, soaring over Sebago Lake and even wandering parking lots. But if you've ever looked at a gull and thought, "It's just another seagull," you may be overlooking on

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