Kelly O'Mara is a News Director and Anchor at WAGM. With a focus on regional interest and world news, she covers a variety of topics including health and wellness, education, and the food industry, while also exploring themes related to both individual and team sports. Kelly has been featured in SFGate, Triathlete, Inc., KQED, Outside, Bicycling, and WAGM-TV.
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Kelly O'Mara's coverage predominantly focuses on providing how-to guides, government announcements, and event coverage related to outdoor activities in the San Francisco Bay Area. She also covers sports-related topics.
If you're looking to reach out to Kelly, consider offering insights or expertise related to outdoor activities such as running, biking, hiking trails, marathons, and public transportation within San Francisco and its surrounding areas. Additionally, if you have information about local events or government announcements related to these themes/topics that would interest her audience.
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Scattered showers and Thunderstorms possible Friday night through Monday. Flood watch in effect for NW Aroostook through 3 AM Saturday.
Showers and thunderstorms possible, as temperatures cool off a little, falling into the mid to upper 70's.
Star-Spangled Sing-Off Local Winner Revealed
Star-Spangled Sing-Off Local Winner Candace Bosse Shares About Her First Round Win.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY, Maine (WAGM) - According to the World Health Organization, artistic expression has been connected to human cultural development since the
In this For Arts Sake, we take a look at the benefits of the arts.
Covid impacted many organizations and activities and that includes a big impact on the Arts.
Covid impacted many organizations and activities and that includes a big impact on the Arts.
Mostly cloudy and breezy Friday night with lowers in the upper 40s.
The Fort Fairfield School Department encourages students to participate in the arts, through both visual art, theater and music. But for 2 years, the school didn’t have a music teacher. How the school is working to build the music program back, in a slightly unusual way.
