Sam Olsen is a reporter and multimedia journalist based in Portland, Maine. He covers local news and events for publications such as Up & Coming Weekly, NEWS CENTER Maine, and Our Community Now. Sam's work focuses on highlighting community stories, events, and issues that impact the people of Maine.
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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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By: Sam Olsen
Dr. Vivek Murthy joined state leaders to discuss loneliness as a public health concern.
By: Sam Olsen
The EPA sent a letter on Sept. 26 notifying the Navy to "take any and all actions necessary" to protect human health and the environment.
By: Sam Olsen
Poland Spring donated $150,000 to help six fire departments buy bulletproof vests in the wake of the Lewiston tragedy.
By: Sam Olsen
Officers found two women suffering from gunshot wounds who later died at the scene.
By: Sam Olsen
Kristine Logan’s resignation comes a month after state and local leaders called for her to step aside.
By: Sam Olsen
Moe's BBQ will donate 15% of all profits from its South Portland and Bangor locations to help the devastated restaurants in North Carolina.
By: Sam Olsen
"I don’t think it's a close question about who is temperamentally, intellectually, emotionally the best qualified to be president," Clinton said.
By: Sam Olsen
Despite the decrease in fatal overdoses, the crisis is far from over, experts in Portland's recovery community said.
By: Sam Olsen
Boston University researchers studied the brain of Lewiston mass shooter Robert Card, who was a U.S. Army reservist.
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