Caribou, United States (Local)
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Cameron primarily focuses on local sports, especially college-level athletics with a strong emphasis on Quinnipiac University's teams. This suggests he would be interested in pitches related to evolving stories and events concerning these specific sports teams.
Given the heavy focus on event coverage and evolving stories, Cameron is likely most receptive to pitches that offer exclusive access to players or coaches for interviews before or after significant games or during key moments of the season. Pitches should highlight unique angles, human interest stories, or new developments within the covered sports.
As Cameron's geographic focus is local (United States, Connecticut, Hamden), he may also be interested in content featuring athletes from this area who are making an impact at regional or national levels.
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By: Cameron Levasseur
Standing in front of a few dozen elementary and middle school runners piled into an auxiliary building at Caribou High School last Saturday, John Plourde told stories about perseverance and being humble.
The Aroostook County Sheriff's Office arrested a Woodland man Wednesday morning who they say pointed a gun at a sheriff's deputy after the man called the police to report that “people were being shot.”
A longtime roller rink that has been home to birthday parties and celebrations in Caribou for more than half a century is for sale.
“I think the best thing that’s happened is that the rink provided an outlet for everybody."
By: Cameron Levasseur
For a quarter century, The Granite Group's only location in Maine was a low-key storefront in Portland's West End, a short walk from the water.
The only grocery store in a rural Aroostook County town will be auctioned off next month after its owner defaulted on the store's mortgages.
The Caribou City Council on Monday night voted to approve a $15 million municipal budget — up $2.3 million from what it spent a year previous — that is set to raise local property taxes by upwards of 6%.
From lavish fireworks displays to historical readings to barbecues, there are plenty of ways to celebrate around The County this week.
The Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for the grand opening of the Acadia Federal Credit Union’s Presque Isle branch.
Amid the summer heat in a rural Aroostook town a stone's throw from Canada, where blossoms are poised to explode from fields, thousands of people
