Paul Bagnall is a journalist at BDN. He has a keen interest in writing about the environment, history, food, healthcare, and business, with a focus on themes such as climate change, social issues, and regional interests. Paul’s work has been featured in The Portland Press Herald, Aroostook Republican, and Morning Sentinel.
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Based on Paul Bagnall's coverage, he is heavily focused on local news in the Presque Isle area of Maine. His articles predominantly cover government announcements, events, and evolving stories related to business & industry, government & politics, and crime.
If you are looking to pitch a story to Paul Bagnall, consider focusing on local events or developments within the Presque Isle area that relate to city council decisions, economic development initiatives or updates about specific organizations such as Pride Aroostook. Additionally, topics concerning Mi'kmaq community activities or efforts related to public safety could also be of interest based on his recent article titles.
It would be beneficial for pitches aimed at reaching him if they have a strong local angle and tie into any ongoing developing stories covered by him previously.
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By: Paul Bagnall
Midcoast musicians will be performing at the Winter Street Concert Series, featuring local talents from the business and faith-based communities.
By: Paul Bagnall
Artist Charlie Hewitt's message of hope spreads to Bath with a new sign.
The library is hosting its annual Starry Night Luminary Walk in Library Park with proceeds going to the library.
Miriam Johnson, city councilor of Ward 7, was appointed as chairperson of the council, eyeing a busy year with a new fire station and climate change resiliency policy on the horizon.
By: Paul Bagnall
Bath at Play gears up for an overdue update of a playground at Grace Park.
By: Paul Bagnall
Through the support of the L.L.Bean Maine Land Trust Grant Program, Maine Coast Heritage Trust awarded funds ranging from $8,000-$10,000 for conservation projects in six counties across the state.
By: Paul Bagnall
The local theater is putting on an adults-only comedy, music, dance and improv show with a twist on classic Christmas themes to close out the year.
By: Paul Bagnall
The storm that ripped through Sagadahoc County Wednesday night into Thursday spared Midcoast communities from major damage, but about 5,500 Central Maine Power customers were without power as of Thursday afternoon.
Three West Bath residents in their 90s were honored at the ceremony Tuesday night. West Bath honored its oldest resident with a Boston Post Cane during a ceremony Tuesday.
By: Paul Bagnall
A potential buyer is looking to purchase the recently shuttered store in the center of town.
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