Mikayla Patel is a journalist based in Portland, Maine. She writes for The Portland Press Herald, focusing on local news and events in the Maine community. Mikayla's articles cover a range of topics including environmental initiatives, education, arts and culture, and human interest stories.
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Mikayla Patel's reporting is concentrated on local events, government announcements, and community-centered topics in Maine. Her articles often cover a range of themes including government & politics, culture & society, family & relationships, education, and entertainment news.
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More than 30 queer artists of color sell their clothing lines, accessories, ceramics and other work at the store.
More than 30 queer artists of color sell their clothing lines, accessories, ceramics and other work at the store.
By: Mikayla Patel
For Daniela Aldrich, dancing and farming have certain similarities: performance and connection.
By: Mikayla Patel
South Portland Adult Education's ESL programming has ballooned, serving 475 students, up from 25 two years ago.
By: Mikayla Patel
The show and sale, featuring 425 pieces of art, takes place this week.
By: Mikayla Patel
The main characters in "The Space Between You and Me" "come to the table with very different realities," says Julie True Kingsley.
By: Mikayla Patel
The new facility on the Portland waterfront will provide a place for hardworking crews to connect with their families, take care of shopping and other personal business and relax, says the nonprofit Seafarers' Friend.
By: Mikayla Patel
The business finds homes for rescue cats from across the state, hosts community events with cats and sells cat-related goods made by local artists.
By: Mikayla Patel
Marcel Kombo, aka Mister Trecy, will perform as part of the free African Summer Concert Series.
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