Bonnie Washuk is a reporter for The Portland Press Herald and Morning Sentinel, focusing on local news in Maine, particularly in the Portland area. Her articles cover a range of topics including weather, community events, crime, and politics. Her work has also been featured in several other publications, including Yahoo News, The Ellsworth American, and the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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Eric Knight, also of Bridgton, was arrested Saturday in the slaying of Benita Preo.
Saturday marked the fourth annual Two Maine Mermaids International Women's Day dip.
The VEX Robotics State Championship was held Saturday in South Portland. Eight winning teams will go on to national competition in Dallas in April.
As the high tide hits, coastal areas could see 'very serious coastal flooding' comparable to conditions on Jan. 10, he said adding it could be 'a potential historic coastal flooding.'
By: Bonnie Washuk
A Scarborough man was charged with assaulting a Target manager Friday, South Portland police say. Suhib Abdullah, 43, was apparently upset about the way management spoke to his child, who works at the store, said South Portland Police Sgt. Adam Howard. Abdullah is charged with assaulting the employee. Howard said he also spat on a […]
By: Bonnie Washuk
The identity of the man, and cause of death, are not yet known.
Maine Game Warden Chad Robertson and his K9 search dog found an older man who was lost deep in the snowy woods, according to the spokesman for the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife.
Thousands of people crowd Commercial Street for the annual celebration.
João Vuvu-Nkanu Maviditi, 16, learned chess last summer when he was living at the Portland Expo and the nonprofit The Gift of Chess came to the temporary shelter for asylum seekers to teach the game to young people.
A unique community organization, the Chickadeeds organizes monthly events to give children and adults a chance to volunteer for area nonprofits.
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