Samantha York is a news reporter for WJAC-TV, based in Portland, Maine. With a focus on local news, Samantha covers a wide range of topics, including community events, human interest stories, and investigative reporting. Her work has also been featured in SBG Harrisburg, WJAC, Inc., and WNYO-TV.
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Samantha York's coverage primarily focuses on local events, seasonal topics, and health-related content within the state of Maine. She also covers a range of other themes such as politics and sports.
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Given her focus on local news in Portland and Maine, providing insights into community-based health initiatives or unique seasonal events would likely resonate well with her coverage.
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Looking for something to do this week? There are plenty of events happening around our state the week of July 30 through Aug. 5.
The Portland Hunt & Alpine Club shared some recipes for the perfect drinks to sip this summer.
Julia Gagnon and Nate Haven stopped by the 207 studio to share new music and promote their upcoming show in Bangor with more friends from "American Idol."
By: Samantha York
Maine author, Julie Falatko said her newest children's book was inspired by a White House memo that George H.W. Bush sent to his staff about his dog, Ranger.
By: Samantha York
Maine Academy of Modern Music supports student musicians around the state. This weekend you can see them perform and possibly win a trip to the Grammy Awards.
We linked up with yoga instructor Liz Merci from The Form Lab in Falmouth to practice a few poses and learn more about the benefits of stretching.
Karl Ramsdell is a wildlife and nature photographer from Maine whose photos have caught the attention of people around the world.
Either way, the bartenders at the Portland Hunt & Alpine Club are mixing up a few non-alcoholic drinks that are so simple to make you can shake them up at home.
Looking for something to do this week? There are plenty of events happening around our state the week of Nov. 26 through Dec. 2.
Dr. Allyson Coffin is our local chiropractor and wellness expert. She stopped by the 207 studio to share three ways to make the holiday season merry and bright.
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