Grace Benninghoff is a journalist based in Portland, Maine. She writes for Morning Sentinel and The Portland Press Herald, covering a range of topics including local news, city council meetings, crime, social issues, and community events. Her work has also been featured in Sun Journal - Sun Media Group, Calhoun Times, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Connecticut Public, and Texas Monthly.
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Grace's coverage focuses heavily on local government and political news, crime stories, and issues related to family dynamics. Pitches should offer expert commentary from individuals with direct experience in the areas of government policy, criminal justice, or social services within the Maine and Portland area.
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The former director left his post in August for a new role at the University of New England.
Over 2 months after the Portland City Council voted to divest from companies doing business in Israel, a group of Jewish leaders from across the United States bought an ad encouraging people to boycott the city.
By: Grace Benninghoff
By early afternoon, owner Sai Guntaka said the Indian restaurant was on track to give away between 1,000 and 1,200 free meals by the end of the day.
Ben Grant, Sarah Michniewicz and Wes Pelletier were sworn in and officially took their seats on Monday night.
By: Grace Benninghoff
For the last 4 years the authority has been circulating 17 housing vouchers for young people aging out of foster care, now they are getting an additional 13.
By: Grace Benninghoff
The city and social service organizations are struggling to help dozens of individuals sleeping outside who can't or won't stay in a shelter, but the mayor says Portland can only do so much.
By: Grace Benninghoff
The 2-day festival will be held in early August and could draw up to 12,500 people per day.
By: Grace Benninghoff
Chronic homelessness often comes with long-term health issues so when people finally get into one of 3 site-based housing first programs in the city, they sometimes don't have much time left.
By: Grace Benninghoff
Forecasters at the National Weather Service expected snow to keep falling in coastal areas until Tuesday afternoon.
By: Grace Benninghoff
Dec. 24—Parts of Maine reported a snowy Christmas Eve on Tuesday, with up to a foot falling in some places. As of 11:30 a.m., the National Weather Service in Gray said 6 inches of snow had fallen in Rangeley, 5 inches in Madrid, 1 inch in Freeport, 3 inches in Lewiston and as many as 8 inches in nearby Jackson, New Hampshire. Portland received only a dusting of snow. Jon Palmer, a ...
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