Sam Schipani is a news writer based in Bangor, Maine, focusing on local news and topics of interest to the community. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Sam's articles cover a range of topics including weather, cooking, homesteading, and lifestyle tips. Their work has also been featured in the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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Sam Schipani's articles primarily focus on house and home topics, particularly those relevant to the local area of Maine. She provides a lot of how-to guides, seasonal content, and cites data in her coverage. If you have expertise in areas related to homeownership, winter living (particularly in cold climates), or agriculture/farming with a specific emphasis on Maine or similar regions, Sam may be interested in hearing from you.
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When you get a really amazing tomato, you should consider saving its seeds for future planting seasons.
Grilling on Labor Day is an American tradition, but basic burgers and hot dogs can get boring year after year. Luckily, there are many ways to put a fresh spin on the classics.
This story was originally published in July 2019. Grilling is a tried-and-true American way to celebrate holidays, especially during the summer.
Splitting in tomato skin is a common garden problem, and one that can be prevented in years to come with a few simple steps.
By: Sam Schipani
Ruth Griffith, rising junior and member of the Honors College from Parkman, Maine has received the 2024-2025 academic school year George Mitchell Peace Scholarship to study abroad at the University College Cork in Ireland in spring 2025. Griffith is also the 25th annual recipient of the scholarship, which was created to honor former Sen. Mitchell’s role in brokering peace talks in Northern Ireland.
This story was originally published in September 2021. Winter squash are starting to ripen just about now.
Warming oceans due to climate change have a significant impact on fish in the Gulf of Maine. Fisheries in the region need to adapt to the shifting dynamics — and thanks to research led by the University of Maine, they will soon have science to show them how. A research…
Lawns covered with leaves can serve as habitat and other roles in the ecosystem of your yard, experts say.
Every Halloween, millions of candy wrappers wind up in landfills. Talk about spooky.
Winter is coming, and that means it is time to put my raised garden bed to bed.
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