Lindsay Tice

Sun Journal

Lindsay Tice began as the Sun Journal's education reporter in 2001. Today, she covers health care, pets and RSU 4, as well as breaking news, investigative stories and long-form features. She was named Maine Journalist of the Year for 2012-13. When she's not working, Lindsay enjoys reading, kayaking and traveling — particularly to Universal Studios in Orlando or Space Camp in Alabama (where she's been a camper twice as an adult.) She graduated from the University of Maine at Farmington with a degree in creative writing.

Latest

Published
November 5, 2020

Nine Farmington hospital workers test positive for COVID-19

The outbreak at Franklin Memorial Hospital started last week with four cases.
Published
October 30, 2020

Report: CMMC failed to take precautions during COVID-19 outbreak

Investigators found the Lewiston hospital had a number of problems, including an unsanitary ICU.
Published
October 12, 2020

RSU 16 schools close for three days after high school student tests positive for COVID-19

Schools in Regional School Unit 16 are slated to reopen Friday.
Published
September 22, 2020

Central Maine Medical Center lifts lockdown after gun threat deemed not credible

After several hours, police concluded the threat wasn’t credible.
Published
August 7, 2020

Maine teachers unions worry about safety as school plans progress

With just weeks to go until the start of school, teachers say a lot of questions remain unanswered.
Published
August 6, 2020

Marshwood Center in Lewiston reports a fourth COVID-19 death and 34 cases

Another employee has also tested positive at Central Maine Medical Center.
Published
August 4, 2020

Local service dogs win national honors

Aura and Dolly Pawton will appear on a Hallmark Channel special this fall.
Published
July 25, 2020

CMMC workers test positive for COVID-19

Hospital officials say the employees were infected by an ICU patient who had come from the Marshwood Center, a long-term care facility with an outbreak this week.
Published
July 16, 2020

Midcoast-Parkview opposes CMHC surgical center for Topsham

Midcoast-Parkview officials say there aren’t enough patients to go around and that they’d lose revenue.
Published
June 6, 2020

Pandemic money delayed for some needy families

The P-EBT program was supposed to help Maine’s poorest families buy food during the pandemic, but delays with the EBT card manufacturer mean it’ll be weeks before some get the money.