NEWS

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  • General, Grants, NEH "Maine TV Project", Shannon E. Martin

WAGM-TV announced recently that it would no longer produce a local morning news show as it has done for many years. Among the collections that NHF is now digitizing and uploading to its public website, with the help of a grant from NEH, is WAGM-TV news. Here are a couple of the items now available, among the hundreds yet to be processed.

https://collection.oldfilm.org/Detail/occurrences/17028

https://collection.oldfilm.org/Detail/occurrences/9955

https://collection.oldfilm.org/Detail/occurrences/2715

https://collection.oldfilm.org/Detail/occurrences/7361

https://collection.oldfilm.org/Detail/occurrences/12356

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