Ben Bragdon is a managing editor at Central Maine News. He focuses on topics related to campus life, college and university research, accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion, often highlighting social interest stories. Ben's work has been featured in The Portland Press Herald, Morning Sentinel, and Sun Journal - Sun Media Group.
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By: Ben Bragdon
Photos by Russ Dillingham
A mother and daughter make it a tradition to play together on the shore at Lake Anasagunticook.
A person on a bicycle is seen in silhouette.
Photographer Libby Kamrowski Kenny captures a critter having a meal near Step Falls.
By: Ben Bragdon
It was the third report of gunfire in the area in 24 hours.
Photographer Libby Kamrowski Kenny captures the event, which was part of a national demonstration.
By: Ben Bragdon
The Greene Fire Department and several neighboring agencies are fighting a fire Tuesday afternoon on the railroad tracks between Sullivan and College
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By: Ben Bragdon
The Greene Fire Department and several neighboring agencies responded to fires along the railroad tracks believed to have been started by a passing train.
The 14-year-old was charged with receiving a stolen firearm and falsifying evidence, police said.
