Chief Storyteller, Anchor, Multi-skilled Journalist
Chris Costa is the Chief Storyteller, Anchor, and Multi-skilled Journalist at NEWS CENTER Maine. He specializes in reporting on education, healthcare, and the economy, with a focus on local and regional economic policies. Chris's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WTSP-TV, Yahoo News, and The Seattle Times.
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Chris Costa's coverage is focused on local news, particularly in Maine and Portland. He emphasizes government announcements and often cites data to support his articles. His themes revolve around health, government & politics, as well as charity and sports.
To effectively pitch to Chris, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to local government policies or announcements in Maine or Portland. Additionally, topics such as COVID-19 impact on the community's health and charitable initiatives within the area may be of interest to him based on his coverage attributes.
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By: Chris Costa
Both off-season and in-season training share equal importance when it comes to building and maintaining swing speed, power, efficiency, recovery and consistent performance. There is a distinct difference, however, between how you should be training for both seasons. Off-season training focuses on fundamental weaknesses within your body. For instance, poor hamstring strength will affect power […]
By: Chris Costa
The Westbrook Strong 5K will hold its 13th race on Saturday at Riverbank Park to draw awareness to domestic abuse and support survivors and their loved ones. The race is in memory of Matt Rairdon, a ...
In July, the Greater Des Moines Partnership was named Chamber of the Year for the first time by the Association of Chamber of Commerce
One person died after a small plane crashed into the ocean Thursday afternoon off the coast of Fort William Henry in Bristol.
When the Greater Des Moines Partnership was named a 2026 Mac Conway Award for Economic Development Excellence from Site Selection magazine, there was one portion of the magazine's announcement that really stood out.
Recently, the Greater Des Moines Partnership was one of the co-hosts of the 2026 National Civility Summit, in partnership with the Iowa League of Cities and the Robert D. and Billie Ray Center at Drake University.
At the beginning of June, I attended the Greater Des Moines Partnership's annual DMDC trip to Washington, D.C.
As a business leader, I know that investing in people is one of the most important things an organization can do to ensure long-term success.
In addition to policy meetings and advocacy opportunities, the agenda includes several signature experiences unique to the DMDC trip:
By: Chris Costa
A credit union is giving $4,000 in donations is making back-to-school easier for 600 students in Portland, South Portland, Saco, and Scarborough.
