Emily Burnham is a feature writer and columnist based in Bangor, Maine. With a focus on local stories and events, Emily's work captures the unique charm and character of the community. Her articles cover a range of topics, from holiday traditions and weather phenomena to quirky local happenings and predictions for the future.
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