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Drew Johnson

Drew Johnson

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Reporter, The Forecaster

Maine

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Games And Sports , Esports

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Total articles 2317

  • Scarborough’s new police cameras put to work

    By Drew Johnson Verified| The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Verified The Scarborough Police Department’s new body and cruiser camera system, implemented last month, is already paying off in helping identify suspects, according to the department. Scarborough voters approved $1 million be spent on the new system in a referendum in November. Prior to the camera system going live last month, the Scarborough Police Department was the only department in Cumberland County not equipped with either body cameras, cruiser cameras, or both. Sgt.

    By Drew Johnson Verified · The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • South Portland residents campaign to remove Hill Street oil tanks

    By Drew Johnson Verified| The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Verified There are about 100 hulking oil tanks spread across South Portland. A group of locals want to see 19 fewer — calling for the demolition of a cluster of tanks in a residential area bordered by Hill and Evans streets. The oil tanks at the Hill Street Tank Farm “are different from the other tanks” in the city, said Tim Honey, a South Portland resident who is organizing a “Toss the Tanks” campaign.

    By Drew Johnson Verified · The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Scarborough’s new police cameras put to work

    By Drew Johnson Verified| The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Verified The Scarborough Police Department’s new body and cruiser camera system, implemented last month, is already paying off in helping identify suspects, according to the department. Scarborough voters approved $1 million be spent on the new system in a referendum in November. Prior to the camera system going live last month, the Scarborough Police Department was the only department in Cumberland County not equipped with either body cameras, cruiser cameras, or both. Sgt.

    By Drew Johnson Verified · The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram

    Apr. 16, 2025

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