Cyndi Wood is a Managing Editor for The Ellsworth American and Mount Desert Islander, focusing on local news and events in Ellsworth, Maine. With a keen eye for community stories, Cyndi covers a range of topics including local government, events, police logs, and human interest stories that impact the residents of Ellsworth and the surrounding areas.
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Ellsworth, Maine, United States (Local)
Cyndi Wood's reporting is focused on local news in the Ellsworth, Maine area. She frequently covers press releases and private sector announcements, along with events and government announcements related to house & home and politics.
If you have a relevant event or announcement in the Ellsworth area, especially relating to house & home or politics, reaching out to Cyndi could be beneficial. If you are part of an organization making significant contributions or holding events in this region that align with her coverage themes, providing information about these activities may result in potential coverage by Cyndi Wood.
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Scenes from the Maine Cheer Coaches Association Showcase at Ellsworth High School on Jan. 15.
One section of rope with purple zip tie nub that was entangled on a dead North Atlantic right whale.
By: Sarah Halberstadt
“Her heart is always in the right place,” said the Chamber’s Executive Director P.J. Keenan. “Just the fact that she doesn’t want recognition for her work makes us want to
ELLSWORTH — A local man is accused of strangling someone Feb. 28, according to police.
Alas, Hancock County is not in the path of totality for the April 8 solar eclipse, but you can watch the moon nearly blot out the sun close to home.
By: Cyndi Wood
ELLSWORTH — There’s still an appetite for local news, the information is consumed in various ways and when it comes to paying the tab — most publishers are still trying
By: Cyndi Wood
The first shipment of Ruth Foster’s book sold out shortly after hitting the shelves of Main Street bookstore Union River Book and Toy Co. Not to fear, they have since
Baby red foxes at play in Ellsworth. The brood of at least five bounded after each other while competing for twigs and what appeared to be a dead mouse.
ELLSWORTH — Sean Fusco nearly died — more than once — but prison and the educational opportunities he found there helped him regain control and find purpose, he told University
Ellsworth High School English teacher Ryan Lowell beams at an assembly in his honor May 10. Lowell is the 2024 Hancock County Teacher of the Year.
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