Anna Coon is a multimedia journalist based in Portland, Maine. She has a strong focus on local news and has written for WGME CBS13, as well as other publications such as Sun Journal - Sun Media Group. Anna covers a range of topics including weather events, agriculture, addiction, and community issues.
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Anna Coon's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Maine, particularly around weather-related incidents and their impact. She also covers topics related to crime and government announcements. If you are reaching out to Anna, consider providing insights or updates related to ongoing government initiatives, local crime investigations or developments, emergency situations such as storms and their impacts on communities within Maine. Additionally, if you have information about the social implications of weather-related incidents like overdoses that may be relevant for her audience.
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By: Anna Coon
PORTLAND (WGME) -- Portland Mayor Mark Dion is expected to give his “State of the City” address Monday night.
By: Anna Coon
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% PORTLAND (WGME) -- Portland's mayor is calling for more funding and resources to tackle homelessness and public safety in the city.
A California-based nonprofit wants to buy three Maine hospitals, including CMMC in Lewiston.
By: Anna Coon
South Portland is launching federally funded projects to protect the shoreline and build more resilient structures.
AUGUSTA (WGME) -- A bill set to be filed by Maine's speaker of the house would raise wages for direct care workers.
A bill set to be filed by Maine’s Speaker of the House would raise wages for direct care workers.
PORTLAND (WGME) – NOAA has withdrawn a proposed right whale protection rule that would have required more ships to slow down in more areas.
Trump signed a handful of executive orders Monday, including declaring a national emergency at the southern border.
SCARBOROUGH (WGME) – Scarborough school leaders say the town's public schools are overcrowded, and even more so since voters rejected a plan to build a new school in 2023.
LEWISTON (WGME) -- A train company is on track to increase train speeds through Maine, and it has some people worried.
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