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.
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Bangor Parks & Recreation is hosting their first Halloween Family Dance Friday night.
This report reviewed the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and Office of Child and Family Services' actions taken in the cases of four child deaths in 2021.
Depending on the concentration of carbon monoxide, a leak could turn deadly within several hours or just a matter of minutes.
The money would go toward new classrooms to fit more trainees, a gym to perform physical tests, and an upgraded demo house to perform fire trainings year-round.
The community was invited to peruse everything from office furniture and storage containers to memorabilia, art and lighting and sound equipment from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
One part is utilizing the Bangor Fire Training Facility’s burn house to simulate an active fire situation.
Food pantries are all about giving, and on Wednesday, that support was reciprocated.
The music park features six stand-alone instruments to play with provided mallets or just with your hands!
With concerns over the reported last-minute flood of out-of-state money for state house races, outgoing Senate President Troy Jackson and Senator Joe Baldacci railed against it.
By: Grace Bradley
Bangor was bustling with political proactivity Saturday, as both Governor Mills and State Representative Austin Theriault (R-Fort Kent) were in town to bolster campaign efforts before Tuesday.
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