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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Bangor, Maine, United States (Local)
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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Bangor is prepping for a summer full of music at the Maine Savings Amphitheater!
By: Grace Bradley
The impact of teachers on students’ lives is immeasurable. On Thursday, that impact was recognized as 16 educators became Maine’s 2024 County Teachers of the Year.
Twenty-eight residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities were honored with Lifetime Achievement Awards in Augusta Thursday at the 21st annual Remember ME program put on by the Maine Health Care Association.
Community and industry leaders met to network and various panelists discussed how Maine can meet climate goals while still providing economic opportunity.
By: Grace Bradley
Published May. 10, 2024 at 6:15 PM CEST | Updated 5 minutes ago
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Kailie Brackett received her sentence Friday after being convicted of murdering her longtime friend.
The 8-person team must shear a sheep, spin its wool, and knit a sweater all in one day, competing head-to-head with teams from around the globe.
The 32nd annual Maine Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Observance was held in Augusta Tuesday morning.
On Saturday, you can get a taste of Maine’s rich logging and forestry history all while witnessing the migration of hundreds of thousands of alewife fish.
As part of MCI students' Introduction to Medical Concepts class, held in conjunction with Northern Light Sebasticook Valley Hospital, they performed in a mock disaster scenario.
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