Sherwood Olin is a journalist at The Lincoln County News. He covers themes related to business and economics, with a focus on entrepreneurship, social interest, diversity and inclusion, and women's interest. Sherwood's work has been featured in notable publications such as the BDN and Boothbay Register.
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Sherwood Olin's articles predominantly focus on local government, politics, crime, and community-related issues within Lincoln County, Maine. Given this focus, pitches should center around providing expert commentary or insights related to local government policies, political developments in the area, community initiatives or responses to crime and public safety.
Considering the prevalence of announcements and breaking news coverage attributes in Sherwood's work, sources with timely information about newsworthy events in Lincoln County would likely be well-received. Additionally, those who can provide expert analysis or perspectives on ongoing legal cases or governmental decisions at a local level may find success pitching to him.
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The Alna Volunteer Fire Department's newly elected chief, Mike Averill, plans to focus on mutual aid training with neighboring towns.
By: Sherwood Olin
Good luck getting Angela White to sit still for long. The Newcastle businesswoman, mother, housewife, and community volunteer seemingly lives in perpetual motion.
By: Sherwood Olin, Russell W. Harden
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By: Sherwood Olin
Wiscasset voters will have their chance to shape the Wiscasset’s fiscal 2027 education budget when they convene a special town meeting at Wiscasset Middle High School at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 29.
By: Sherwood Olin
Every June for the last 27 years, the South Bristol community convenes at a local boat launch to witness the launch of skiffs built by members of the South Bristol School’s eighth grade class with …
More than once, while talking about her business, Judy Dumont finishes her point with some variation of “I just love what I do.”
Against the backdrop rising costs and hard-pressed taxpayers, RSU 40 residents approved a $42.9 million RSU 40 budget for 2026-2027 as presented during the districtwide budget meeting at Medomak Valley High School on Tuesday, May 5.
As someone who likes to work and who works a lot, Sara Rogers has developed a solution to the problem of time management. You don’t do one job and then do the other. You do them both at the same ti…
As someone who likes to work and who works a lot, Sara Rogers has developed a solution to the problem of time management. You don’t do one job and then do the other. You do them both at the same time.
More than once, while talking about her business, Judy Dumont finishes her point with some variation of “I just love what I do.”
