Grace Bradley is a multimedia journalist based in Bangor, Maine. She is known for her in-depth coverage of local events, including storm damage, community initiatives, and political developments. Her work has been featured on WABI TV 5 and has also appeared on WMTW-TV.
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Grace Bradley's coverage primarily involves local news, community events, government announcements, and charity activities in the United States with a focus on Maine and Bangor. Her articles often cover stories related to family & relationships as well as house & home.
To effectively reach out to Grace Bradley, consider providing information or pitches related to local community events, government initiatives impacting residents of Maine and Bangor, charitable activities within these areas, seasonal updates relevant to the region (e.g., storm preparations), or human interest stories tied to family dynamics or housing matters. These topics align closely with her coverage history and are more likely to capture her attention.
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Utilizing red light frequencies, laser therapy is able to penetrate clothing, skin and even bone to communicate with chromophores in our body that respond to light.
By: Grace Bradley
Organizers say the goal of the panel was to give the public a peek behind the curtain of running a theater, including their opportunities and challenges.
By: Grace Bradley
The class began last May after a BangorHousing survey found mental health was the largest barrier for residents in securing jobs, education, or other quality of life factors.
By: Grace Bradley
So far, they have donated about 175 coats. One person even generously donated 155 at once.
By: Grace Bradley
Published Dec. 14, 2024 at 12:43 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
Ultimately, the goal of the ReStore is to generate enough revenue for the nonprofit organization to build one new house for a local family in need every two years.
Firefighters say this is the day they look forward to the most all year, as they can get out into the community and spread holiday cheer.
By: Grace Bradley
Among young people, professionals, media, and more, drones have become more accessible than ever, making them popular to own.
By: Grace Bradley
Published Dec. 20, 2024 at 5:38 PM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
Charleston Fire Department aims to have their Santa Ride the Saturday before Christmas every year.
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