Lizzie Heintz is a reporter for The Ellsworth American and Mount Desert Islander, focusing on local news in Ellsworth, Maine. With a passion for community journalism, Lizzie covers a wide range of topics including local events, government updates, business developments, and human interest stories.
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Ellsworth, Maine, United States (Local)
Lizzie Heintz's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with an emphasis on house & home, crime, and family & relationships. She frequently features press releases, government announcements, and event coverage.
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By: Lizzie Heintz
ELLSWORTH — Seventy-five runners braced the cold temperatures Sunday morning to participate in the 10th Annual Veterans’ Remembrance 4-Miler race at the Down East Family YMCA.
ELLSWORTH — The Ellsworth Fire Department has moved the administrative offices of the fire chief, deputy fire chief and the fire inspector upstairs into what used to be the Ellsworth
ELLSWORTH — The Maine Center for Entrepreneurs Top Gun entrepreneurial acceleration program will expand to Ellsworth, Machias and Houlton this year, offering mentoring, coaching and networking opportunities for small businesses
By: Lizzie Heintz
“We’re basically raising awareness for the pantry in the community, donating turkeys and any nonperishable food,” said Lincoln Ehrlenbach, past president of the Ellsworth Rotary Club. “...It makes you feel
BLUE HILL — U.S. Sen. Angus King (I-Maine) spent an hour speaking with junior and senior George Stevens Academy (GSA) students over Zoom on Tuesday afternoon, answering questions from students
By: Lizzie Heintz
ELLSWORTH — Aroostook Mental Health Services Inc. (AMHC) Downeast Outpatient Treatment Center is relocating to a new location at 70 Kingsland Crossing, where the organization will combine its outpatient services and treatment center in one location.
By: Lizzie Heintz
“For me, this award is for all of EHS, to recognize our hard work, our surviving COVID together and coming out the other end, and our supporting each other in
ELLSWORTH — City officials approved 23 building permits in the month of November, three of which for different properties on Bangor Road.
Colvard & Co., the Maine-based sausage and meat company, has opened up its farm shop at 10 Buttermilk Road behind the new Ellsworth Police Station.
(From left) Grace Horner, 17, Business Leadership and Hospitality teacher Tara Mason, Josh Wedge, 18, and Spencer Laurendeau, 17 stand for a photo outside Hancock County Technical Center.
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