Doug Banks is a journalist based in Bangor, Maine, focusing on local news and community events. He writes for WVII/WFVX Bangor and the Charlotte Business Journal, and his work has also been featured on NBC Boston Stations. Doug covers a range of topics including community initiatives, weather events, infrastructure, and technology.
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Doug Banks predominantly covers local news in Maine, particularly focusing on weather-related events and their impact on communities. His articles often include information about community events, government announcements, and evolving stories.
For pitches to Doug, consider providing insights or access to firsthand experiences related to evolving local stories or significant community events. Additionally, if you have expertise in areas such as weather patterns, emergency preparedness, government responses to natural disasters, or the functioning of nonprofit organizations during crises – these could be valuable angles for pitching story ideas.
Given his focus on local news and community events within Maine's Bangor area specifically, tailor your pitches with a strong emphasis on how they directly relate to the lives of people in this region.
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By: Doug Banks
WINSLOW -- Two years ago Winslow town councilors voted to combine its fire and police departments and form a Public Safety Department with Police Chief Leonard Macdaid becoming Director.
By: Doug Banks
FAIRFIELD -- A traffic stop on Tuesday, January 14, resulted in the Fairfield Police Department confiscating a large amount of cash, cocaine, and a stolen handgun that was loaded.
By: Doug Banks
SKOWHEGAN -- A mother is turning to the community to help her son and his fiancée after a catastrophic incident left them severely burned.
Updated BELFAST -- An art exhibit highlighting Maine's dark skies opened on Friday, January 17, in Belfast.
By: Doug Banks
BANGOR -- Folks gathered on Sunday, January 19, at First United Methodist Church in Bangor to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
SOUTH ADDISON -- The Maine Marine Patrol and U.S. Coast Guard are searching for two fishermen who've gone missing.
By: Doug Banks
SOUTH ADDISON -- The Maine Marine Patrol and U.S. Coast Guard are searching for two fishermen who've gone missing.
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