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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Hilton hotel workers reach tentative agreement
By: Doug Banks
SCHOODIC PENINSULA -- There's a one-of-a-kind fire academy on Schoodic Peninsula working to become the next generation of firefighters.
Five things you need to know, and shorter, darker days
UMass campuses offer new free-tuition programs
By: Doug Banks
BANGOR -- Starting next month, the city of Bangor's Planning and Community Development Committees will be hosting a series a meetings to hear public feedback on how residents would like to see their respective neighborhoods improved.
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Five things: Election anxiety, Moody's gets tough, and inaction is not good leadership
Five things you need to know, and what to do with all that candy
By: Doug Banks
INDIAN ISLAND -- The STEAM Lab at Indian Island School already features an abundance of opportunities for its students. On Monday, November 4, they added a new tool into their educational toolbox.
By: Doug Banks
BANGOR -- Adam Lauer, a beloved doctor and friend of the Brewer community and beyond, has sadly passed away.
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