Brittany McHatten is a News Anchor and Reporter for WABI TV5, based in Bangor, Maine. With a focus on local news, Brittany covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government decisions, human interest stories, and issues affecting the people of Maine. Her work has also been featured on WSMV.
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Everything in the store is eligible for the discount, with gift cards and layaways the only exclusions.
By: Brittany Mchatten
The City of Bangor issued a warning to voters this week about illegal activity surrounding absentee voting.
We spoke to Brooke Reed, a registered dietician, about how best to enjoy these treats.
Grand opening festivities run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
By: Brittany Mchatten
The memorial service for Brother Don begins at 2:00 p.m. Saturday at Christ Church in Bucksport. My Buddy’s Place is hosting the memorial reception from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Babin herself took the stand, apologizing to the crowd and taking responsibility for what happened.
Penquis says there are 6,000 local families that need turkeys this year.
Last year, Hendrickson received thousands of cards to mark his 103rd birthday. He was honored by the gesture, but wanted to do something a little more low-key this time.
A tiny home community the developer calls the first of its kind in Maine is nearing completion.
By: Brittany Mchatten
Mainers traveled from all over to get a glimpse of the decked-out holiday train.
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