Sam Olsen is a Reporter/MMJ at WLTX-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, climate change, and real estate, with a focus on events and general assignment news. Sam's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Spectator, Up & Coming Weekly, Our Community Now, NEWS CENTER Maine, and The Critic Magazine.
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Sam Olsen's coverage focuses on local news and community events, including nonprofit organizations, government announcements, and evolving stories in Maine. For effective outreach, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved with local nonprofits or businesses in the Portland area. As a reporter covering local events and issues related to family & relationships, crime, government & politics predominantly within Maine communities such as Ogunquit or Portland, relevant pitches could include human-interest stories tied to community initiatives or impactful interviews with key figures from these sectors.
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Families without easy access to transportation or those just looking for convenience said these clinics are a game-changer.
By: Sam Olsen
"Many of them said this is what makes Thanksgiving possible for them," a staff member with York County Shelter Programs said.
By: Sam Olsen
The nonprofit spoke with nearly 250 teachers across Maine and formed recommendations to help strengthen the profession.
Two vehicles crashed on Route 202 at the intersection of Royal Street.
By: Sam Olsen
Ellsworth firefighters rescued one juvenile from the water, while the other three were able to get out on their own.
13-year-old Madelyn "Ash" Fogg was last seen on Central Ave. in Limerick Saturday night, according to Maine State Police.
By: Sam Olsen
Maine’s refusal to comply with the regulation does not come without potential consequences. Lobstermen said it's worth the risk.
As Rachel Reeves, flies to Beijing , she will have plenty of support from those who claim that the UK needs China for its economic wellbeing. The country ‘needs more engagement with China’, said Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds in October last year at the International Investment Summit put on soon after Labour’s election victory. The facts, however,
By: Sam Olsen
AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine lobstermen are breathing a sigh of relief after a contentious proposal to increase the minimum lobster size was withdrawn late Thursday night in Augusta.
By: Sam Olsen
"Every next storm could be the biggest one ever," one Camp Ellis homeowner said.
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