Maine
Binnie Media Launches 'The Wave' in Maine – Binnie Media
Binnie Media has launched a brand-new radio station January 1st! Kick of 2024 with 99.3 The Wave (WBQQ) – York County’s new home for Soft Rock!
Listeners in York County will enjoy 10,000 commercial-free titles in a row featuring well known and loved artists including Stevie Wonder, The Carpenters, Lionel Richie, The Bee Gees, Linda Ronstadt and so many favorites of this genre!
99.3 The Wave will cater to the local inland communities (many of whom are experiencing a major revitalization in the mill towns and beyond) as well as the coastal towns who continue to thrive with tourism and year-round business.
99.3 The Wave takes pride in introducing a soft rock format to the airwaves of Maine, addressing a sentiment that resonates with many. We are delighted to offer a station that is tailor-made for the residences and businesses of York County, catering to the discerning listeners in these remarkable towns,’ announced Heath Cole, Vice President of Programming.
From the coast to your community, Binnie Media is proud to present Maine’s newest radio station, 99.3 The Wave!
For more information visit: www.993thewavemaine.com
For marketing inquiries: Eliza Tremblay, [email protected]
PORTLAND (WGME) — Senator Angus King (I-Maine) is calling the current medical record system used by the Department of Veterans Affairs a “debacle.”
In a hearing of the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee, King emphasized the importance of modern, electronic medical records.
He says streamlining information-sharing between the VA and community care providers is essential to helping veterans.
King also questioned how AI could play a role in creating a more efficient flow of information between the two systems.
“AI could tell you whether there are contradictions and problems,” King said. “I think that is one area where everyone is talking about AI. But it is something where we can quickly and instantly analyze.”
King added that AI could also help narrow prescriptions for veterans.
The committee says King’s idea of using AI could help make medical records more cohesive between the VA and other care providers.
One of the best ever to wear the blue and white of Portland, quarterback Cordell Jones, made it official Wednesday, signing his national letter of intent to play for the University of Maine next season.
Jones, who suffered a separated shoulder during the Turkey Bowl, should be back playing for the Bulldogs in the next five to six weeks.
The two-way star on the gridiron helped lead the Bulldogs to three straight appearances in the Class A State Finals, including a gold ball win over Thornton Academy in 2024.
This past season, Jones broke two longstanding Bulldog records for touchdowns and total points, and the amazing part is he did it in just three seasons.
Jones had multiple scholarship offers but in the end wanted to be a part of the amazing culture in Orono, hoping to someday help lead the Black Bears to a CAA championship.
PORTLAND (WGME) – A Maine charity is helping people stay warm this winter.
Catholic Charities Maine held its annual “Wall of Warmth” event Wednesday in Portland.
Knitters across the state made 775 handmade hats, scarves and mittens.
Plus, there were 500 donated clothing items.
At their office on Congress Street, Catholic Charities handed out free winter gear to anyone in need.
“We have knitters, crocheters, quilters, artists, people with kind hearts that donated brand new hats or knitted items to give away,” Catholic Charities Maine Director of Volunteer Services Kelly Day said.
Catholic Charities Maine says any items remaining will be distributed through their 20+ programs statewide.
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