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Inside Maine: Meeting Kaia & Will

Posted on August 6, 2022 by dmartignetti

Shawn Moody hosts this week’s Inside Maine. We get an opportunity to speak with our news intern William Bourque as well as our weekend news anchor Kaia Wirth.

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