Paul Bagnall is a journalist based in Presque Isle, Maine. He writes for local publications such as the Aroostook Republican and the BDN, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, and government affairs. With over 25 years of experience in the field, Paul is dedicated to keeping his community informed and engaged through his reporting.
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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.
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By: Paul Bagnall
The keel laying marks the beginning of construction of the USS William Charette, named for a Medal of Honor recipient.
By: Paul Bagnall
Maine Maritime Museum will host a presentation by oceanographic researcher Dr. Robert Ballard, the man who first discovered the wreck of the infamous Titanic.
By: Paul Bagnall
Navy Capt. Thomas Kelley participated in the signing of the keel of the ship that will bear his name at Bath Iron Works before the beginning of Labor day weekend.
Construction crews are raising the historic Bowdoinham Town Hall off its crumbling foundation as work begins to restore the aging structure.
The beer fest located in the city of shipbuilders is quickly barreling down on the pier of Maine Maritime Museum.
By: Paul Bagnall
The charges for the nine protesters against the war in Gaza were changed from criminal trespassing to failure to use a crosswalk, while one protester, awaiting a court date, is still being charged with criminal mischief.
Motorcycle clubs ride in memory of the firefighters, first responders and military veterans who lost their lives during the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon during the Tribute To Our Fallen hosted by nonprofit 911 Never Forget.
Bath coffee lovers will have a new option, as Brunswick's Reverie Coffee House expands just a year after opening its doors.
By: Paul Bagnall
Bath Housing envisions a mixed-income affordable housing block to reshape the Congress Avenue corridor to ease the city's housing shortage.
Enjoy two different styles of meals under the glow of the full harvest and hunter's moons as summer transitions into fall.
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