Rya Wooten is a Digital Content Producer for NEWS CENTER Maine, focusing on local news in the Portland area. With previous experience at WATN-TV in Memphis, TN, Rya covers a range of topics including city developments, court cases, education, and community issues.
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Bangor, Maine, United States (Local)
Rya's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and community events in Bangor, Maine. She appears to prioritize evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and government announcements.
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By: Rya Wooten
Some 33 million Americans live with food allergies, and roughly two children in every classroom have a food allergy.
By: Rya Wooten
COA students are calling for an end to what they say is an ongoing genocide.
By: Rya Wooten
Representatives from Penquis said Theresa's Place will not be dry housing, but often, their lease terms specify that the use of illegal drugs is prohibited.
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Marcus Sibley, the owner of Sibley Transportation, has pledged to cover the cost of weekly workout sessions with a personal trainer for each of his employees.
Marcus Sibley, the owner of Sibley Transportation, has pledged to cover the cost of weekly workout sessions with a personal trainer for each of his employees.
By: Rya Wooten
The State of Maine has completed 30 training voyages during its tenure, turning thousands of Maine Maritime Academy students into mariners.
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Four Milo Select Board members have resigned within the last two weeks.
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A state committee made several recommendations for the embattled Office of Child and Family Services.
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Orrington Library Director Kelly Brooks said copies of older books may be limited and harder to find, making them more expensive to replace.
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Baldacci said $7.5 million in state funding will be divided between five shelters. Hope House could receive at least $500,000 to go towards its $800,000 deficit.
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