Marleigha Clipston is an Anchor/Reporter at WABI. She covers a range of topics including farm management, organic farming, ranching, and fisheries, with a focus on the agricultural industry and related business events. Marleigha's work has been featured in Our Community Now, WABI TV 5, and WAGM-TV.
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Marleigha Clipston's coverage is focused on local events and news in Maine, particularly Bangor. Her articles often cover community events, crime updates, seasonal topics, and announcements related to family & relationships.
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DEDHAM, Maine (WABI) - For the next two weeks, around 200 kids and adults with Downeast Horizons will be able to enjoy all that Camp Capella has to offer.
(WABI) - While many have enjoyed the warm sunny days, farmers across the state have been wishing for more rain.
By: Marleigha Clipston
Published Aug. 22, 2025 at 3:09 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
By: Marleigha Clipston
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Protestors stood outside the Knox County Courthouse in Rockland Friday dressed in yellow demanding justice for Sunshine Stewart.
OWLS HEAD, Maine (WABI) - The 47th annual New England Auto Auction is back at the Owls Head Transportation Museum this weekend.
Union members representing the University of Maine graduate workers, the Maine Nurses Association, and Bangor Public Works employees all spoke at the rally as they continued to fight for what they believe are fair contracts.
