Matthew Jaroncyk is a journalist based in Bangor, Maine. He writes for WVII/WFVX Bangor and Our Community Now, focusing on local news and events in the Bangor area. Matthew covers a range of topics including community updates, local government news, and human interest stories that impact the residents of Maine.
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Matthew Jaroncyk's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, community events, public safety, and local businesses in the United States with a geographic emphasis on Maine and Bangor. He regularly covers topics related to crime, family & relationships, government & politics.
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The new requirements come after it was learned that Army reservist and Lewiston shooter Robert Card sustained brain trauma.
The surfboards are made from materials that minimize harm to the environment while using 3D printing technology.
The Farmington stand dealt with two floods in May and December 2023.
The event will mark one year since a shooter killed 18 people in Maine's second-largest city.
This year’s Teacher of the Year will be announced in October.
By: Matthew Jaroncyk
About 16 percent of children in Androscoggin and Oxford counties live in poverty.
Kaydenz Kitchen is a local nonprofit food pantry that delivers meals to individuals with disabilities or those with limited transportation.
The Maine Arts Commission will also be hosting a celebratory ceremony on Nov. 13 honoring the selected veteran artists.
Portland’s fire and police chiefs laid wreaths at the monument at Fort Allen Park.
By: Matthew Jaroncyk
Russ Lunt became known as South Portland's “eighth councilor” for voicing his frequent attendance at city council meetings and his support for the public works department.
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